Civic Engagement

The City in Sight Podcast: Finances, Charters, and Constitutional Change

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Spacing and Massey College proudly present City in Sight: Canada’s constitutional city crisis, a special podcast series. THIS EPISODE... Read More

Vancouver

VCPC Applications for 2021-2022 Now Open

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The City of Vancouver is seeking volunteers from the general public to apply for positions on the Vancouver City Planning Commission... Read More

Vancouver

Writing Vancouver: ‘Starting Over’ – Part Three

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‘Starting Over’ Part Three: Zoning Out Manipulation is needed to move the gears, but not everything runs on the same... Read More

The City in Sight Podcast: Indigenous Cities

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Spacing and Massey College proudly present City in Sight: Canada’s constitutional city crisis, a special podcast series. THIS EPISODE... Read More

Vancouver

Writing Vancouver: ‘Starting Over’ – Part Two

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‘Starting Over’ Part Two: Self Knowledge There was a commonwealth in understanding the city as a shared resource. It was... Read More

Vancouver

Deconstructing Visuals

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The power of imagery is well known. Architecture and design disciplines related to the built environment have a unique relationship to... Read More

Vancouver

Writing Vancouver: ‘Starting Over’ – A Personal Memoir in Search of the Future – Part 1

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[EDITOR’S NOTE: Spacing Vancouver is excited to kick off this 3-Part poetic memoir by Graham McGarva. As founder of Baker... Read More

Vancouver

EVENT: VCPC’s 2020 Year-in-Review: A discussion of milestones that transformed Vancouver

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2020 will be remembered as a transformative year around the world. How did it change Vancouver? For the sixth year, the Vancouver City... Read More

Toronto

BRADFORD OP-ED: Making 2021 Toronto’s year of the missing middle

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The year 2021 comes with high expectations, expectations to get back to the work we started pre-COVID and to build back stronger when... Read More

Toronto

MESLIN: If a billboard falls in a forest… Part 4

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Exactly fifteen years ago this week, I received this short and uplifting e-mail from Toronto city staff: January 12, 2006 Hi Dave, We... Read More