History
2021 Toronto Heritage Award winners
By Matthew Blackett
The winners of the 2021 Heritage Toronto Awards were announced last night during an online ceremony. In its 46th year, the Heritage... Read More
The long history of cycling in Windsor, Canada’s Motor City
By Spacing
The Windsor Law Centre for Cities at the University of Windsor recently published a detailed history of cycling in Canada’s... Read More
EXCERPT: Outdoor School – Under the Freeway, a Forest: Some Notes on Trespassing
By Spacing
Outdoor School includes the contemporary environmental art of more than 20 Canadian and Indigenous artists. Below is an excerpt from... Read More
Toronto needs a new (old) logo
By Daniel Rotsztain
By Daniel Rotsztain and Mark Sherman With the recent Supreme Court ruling upholding Ford’s slashing of council from 47 to 25 wards... Read More
Graphic Novella: You Forgot About Me! – Part 3
By scothein
By Scot Hein with illustrations by J.G. This is the final part of a three-part graphic novella, bookending the Zoning Must Evolve... Read More
Zoning Must Evolve – Part 5
By scothein
Demonstrated Resiliency – False Creek South False Creek South (FSC) was borne from Vancouver’s humanist legacy that... Read More
Zoning Must Evolve – Part 4
By scothein
Zoning for Resiliency Zoning regulation in Vancouver is like playing Monopoly. We can purchase the little green pieces (which... Read More
Indigenous Toronto: Wandering Spirit School and the vision of Nimkiiquay
By Kerry Potts
An excerpt from Indigenous Toronto (Coach House, 2021) on National Truth and Reconciliation Day. “We show them spirituality and love... Read More
Zoning Must Evolve – Part 3
By scothein
Vancouver’s housing market is obscenely broken. Time has run out for those left behind who have inherited a cruel reality where... Read More
Zoning Must Evolve – Part 2
By scothein
The Aftermath – “Green Profits” Redevelopment on large post-Expo 86 sites (North Shore of False Creek and Coal... Read More