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Atlantic snapshots: Douglas Avenue
Saint John, New Brunswick by Number Six (bill lapp), member of the Spacing Atlantic Flickr Pool.
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Monday’s Headlines
POLITICS REGION – Mayors want governments to pay for ferries [Metro] NS – View from the top much better for NDP’s Paris [Metro] HALIFAX...
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Spacing Saturday
Spacing Saturday highlights posts from across Spacing’s blog network in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and the Atlantic region. Laneways are an important, yet...
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Events Guide: Peasants’ Day and Seedy Saturday
HALIFAX – As springtime sun coaxes greenery back onto our urban landscape, it seems to have brought food sovereignty issues with it. This Saturday...
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Friday’s Headlines
POLITICS N.B. – Liberals ‘battered, bruised’ [Daily Gleaner] N.B. – Consultants said to keep generation facilities [Daily Gleaner...
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Landmarked: Uncovering the dance between space and place
ST. JOHN’S – This past weekend, I had the good fortune of attending Landmarked. When I first heard about the event, I was intrigued. It was...
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Thursday’s Headlines
POLITICS OTTAWA – NDP climate bill survives vote [Coast] HALIFAX – Parking hike ‘would suck’ [Chronicle-Herald] N.S. –...
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Atlantic snapshots: Brunswick Street
Halifax, Nova Scotia by Dean Bouchard, member of the Spacing Atlantic flickr pool.
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World Wide Wednesday: Parks, bikes, and cable cars
Each week we will be focusing on blogs from around the world dealing specifically with urban environments. We’ll be on the lookout for websites...
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Wednesday’s Headlines
POLITICS MONCTON – Group wants changes to proposed property bill [Times & Transcript] HALIFAX – Sir Paul could have cost us millions...
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Spacing Radio 020 is on the air!
On this episode of Spacing Radio producer Mieke Anderson takes you on a walk with Cindy Rozeboom through the east end of Toronto, along the Danforth, to...
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Can a convention centre thrive when carbon has a cost?
HALIFAX – Simplified, the debate over the convention centre boils down to this: On the one hand, proponents believe that the convention centre will...
By Emily Richardson
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered