Monthly Archives: July 2007
Tree Tuesday: A mature elm is hard to find
By Todd HarrisonEvery Tuesday, Todd Irvine of Local Enhancement and Appreciation of Forests (LEAF) will post a stop from the Toronto Tree Tours, a... Read More
Tuesday’s Headlines
By Julie Yamin• Balls – and tempers – are flying at two fields [ Toronto Star ] • We need an Olympic-sized saviour [ Toronto... Read More
Wakestock leaves amputated island trees in its wake
By Shawn MicallefWakestock is admittedly not my cup of tea, and if I can avoid it and its fans I will try (see post below), but it’s a big city... Read More
Public Enemy: Boats at the Beach
By Shawn MicallefA fine cottage-free weekend was spent by many on Toronto Island and in particular this city’s nicest beach, Hanlan’s... Read More
Clubland by the numbers
By Dale DuncanCross-posted from Eye Daily. The issue of Toronto Life now on newsstands features an article by Denisse Balkissoon on the crowds that... Read More
SPACING POLL: What do you think of pedestrian countdown signals?
By Matthew BlackettIt’s been a over a year since the City of Toronto began converting its pedestrain signals to LED countdown signals. The editors... Read More
Monday’s Headlines
By Julie Yamin• ‘Sustainable’ parking: a 21st century oxymoron? [ Toronto Star ] • Broadview station work is finally nearing... Read More
Where have our streetcars gone? (Part II)
By Sean MarshallMy first post on the Wire discussed Kenosha, Wisconsin’s re-use of five ex-TTC PCC streetcars. Other disused streetcars that... Read More
Next stop display on streetcars
By Matthew BlackettMiles Storey, a Spacing contributor (that’s his photo on the cover of the of our current issue) and one of the city’s best... Read More
And then there were 24?
By Matthew BlackettFirst Brian Ashton and now Gloria Lindsay-Luby? Lindsay-Luby, a member of City Council’s executive committee, discussed her... Read More