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Heritage Toronto walking tours this weekend: Bâby Point, and in the Footsteps of Black Victorians
This weekend’s Heritage Toronto walking tours are a great way to get out and explore the city (free + no reservations required): Bà¢by Point: 10 000...
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POLL: Should Eglinton be an LRT route or a subway?
A Spacing-produced rendering of LRT service on Eglinton east of Laird Some of you may have saw the article in our headlines post about the TTC and...
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The Igor effect
A couple of summers ago, I did a post about a bike being stolen from in front of the police HQ. I said that the police ought to make more effort about...
By Dylan Reid -
Thursday’s headlines
BIKES • 1,000 more bikes seized [ Toronto Star ] • Police ‘astonished’ as number of stolen bikes recovered passes 2,000 [ CBC.ca ...
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Event Guide: What’s New in New York?
WHAT: “What’s New in New York?”: An evening of film and discussion featuring Transportation Alternatives‘ Noah Budnick. Films by...
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Yonge and Dundas ready to scramble
click on photo for larger version * photo by Sam Javanrouh If you’ve been to Yonge and Dundas in the last few days you may have noticed that a new...
By Matthew Blackett -
Wednesday’s headlines
• Owners slow to show up as stolen bikes sorted [ Toronto Star ] • Recovered hoard of bicycles overwhelms police facilities [ CBC.ca ] &bull...
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[murmur] Junction & volunteer call
[murmur] Conjunction Junction After recently celebrating our 5th anniversary, [murmur] is pleased to announce we are busy recording stories, memories and...
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A tale of two cities development signage
Toronto development application sign A few months ago I bought myself a decent SLR camera, so I’ve been carrying it around. I often use it as a way...
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Tuesday’s headlines
• Bike theft tally tops 1,200 [ Toronto Star ] • Police recover stolen bikes by the hundreds [ Globe and Mail ] • Bike theft victims scour...
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Montréal Monday: Outremont’s parks, sidewalk-cleaning graffiti, and dancing in the streets
Each Monday, Spacing will bring you some of the popular posts from our sister blog, Spacing Montréal. We’ll keep an eye open for topics and...
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The Stop Sign as a platform
One of my favourite forms of graffiti art is the alteration of the stop sign. It provides a very prominent platform for anyone who has a desire to express...
By Matthew Blackett
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered