Monthly Archives: November 2007

Media

Toronto as Baltimore

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[youtube]http://youtube.com/watch?v=Fjss4dErY9c[/youtube] Often I’ll watch movies that I’m not into if they’re... Read More

Politics

POLL: Should parking be removed from main streets?

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There is constant debate, among those who care about traffic flow, about whether parking should be allowed on streets that share bus... Read More

Architecture

The Wild Queen West

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For a while now I’ve been trying to wrap my head around exactly what the plans are for the Queen West Triangle. While the slew... Read More

Transit

Washington DC: Without Representation

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WASHINGTON, DC — It is still fall right now in Washington, DC. Leaves cling to trees and only occasionally scatter in a yellow... Read More

Architecture

The Brutal Truth

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Editor’s Note: This post is the first of what will be an ongoing column exploring various architectural styles in and around... Read More

Neighbourhoods

The smells of Toronto

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Even though we’ve just released our new issue we are already at work on Spacing’s spring 2008 edition and we’re... Read More

Architecture

ROM tries to move hot dog vendors “blocking Crystal view”

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I just returned from a museums conference in Ottawa and was just sorting through my notes to post soon on a few of the surprisingly... Read More

Transit

Voice of the Tube Fired

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With the recent introduction of the pleasant automated voice announcing TTC stops, it is interesting to read that the voice actor... Read More

Transit

Cellphones, Ad Screens and TTC Service Updates

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It is recognized by almost all that the TTC website is badly due for a redesign, and supposedly this will finally take place next... Read More

Events

Taddle Creek Tenth Anniversary

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While we at Spacing are about to launch our 10th issue next week, the literary magazine named after one of Toronto’s lost creeks... Read More