REID: How do we improve cities without causing displacement? Discussion from the Salzburg Global Seminar

As demand for urban living continues to increase, how do we make our cities better without triggering displacement of low and... Read More

“Fair” evasion: public transit must make space for everyone

Editor’s note: Spacing is pleased to introduce you to our new urban affairs columnist, Patricia Burke Wood. Tricia is a... Read More

Shari Kasman is a long-time contributor to Spacing. We will be selling her book in the Spacing Store when it’s published this... Read More

With its high-rises and construction sites, Toronto can often feel overbearingly grey. That greyness is now being met with a blast of... Read More

In this episode, we discuss the problems with policing in Toronto. Alok Mukherjee was Chair of the Toronto Police Services Board from... Read More

by Dr. Judy Farvolden, Josh Fullan and Angela Ma Ask a kid what makes a great city and you’ll get answers that sound like those any... Read More

Within the next week or so, Sidewalk Labs will sign contracts with two as-yet unnamed engineering firms tasked with figuring out one... Read More

By: Emily Dickson Talking about revolution can feel futile and racy and urgent and faux pas all at once. Monument to the Century of... Read More

We’re celebrating Black History Month with a special episode. Author and placemaker Jay Pitter is our special guest host, and... Read More

WHEN: Wednesday, Feb. 28th, 6pm-8pm WHERE: Harlem Underground, 745 Queen St. West, Toronto LINK: RSVP on Facebook if you wish Within... Read More