World Wide Wednesday: Climate bowls, city cams and carmaggedon

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 outside...

Qualité de vie – Comment calculer l’incalculable?

Le magazine Monocle sortait ce mois-ci son toujours très attendu palmarès des villes où il fait très, très bon vivre. Cette année, Montréal dégringole en...

Photo du jour: Connecting the arrows >>

The Regionalist: Do we need a new “new regionalism”?

So it looks like the real reason IQT Solutions shut down its Laval operation (in addition to its operations in Trois-Rivières and Oshawa) and put 450...

ROAD SHOW: Ottawa on Tuesday, Montreal on Wednesday!

When: Tuesday, July 19, 7-10:30pm Where: National Arts Centre, 4th Stage 53 Elgin St. Cost: $5 (gets you copy of magazine) Facebook: RSVP to our event...

“Mixité sociale” in defence of gentrification

The Ville-Marie borough’s decision to approve a 300-unit condo project in the Centre-Sud is creating controversy. The project, to be built on the...

Walk the Region : Méditation sur l’île aux Fesses

 Ce billet est contribué par Laurent Lussier, diplômé en urbanisme, qui a participé à Walk the Region/Ville, Banlieue, Campagne en juillet 2011. Lors...

Spacing Saturday: Bold Transit Funding, Neighbourhood Memories and the Car in the City

Spacing Saturday highlights posts from across Spacing’s blog network in Vancouver, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and the Atlantic region. Spacing reports on...

Spacing Magazine Launch Party July 20th!

Mark your calendars! Spacing Montreal is thrilled to team up with the McCord Museum to launch Spacing Magazine’s first pan-Canadian issue in...

Photo du jour: Summertime and the living is ice cream

Dairy Queens and gas stations prove popular summer hangouts for Montrealers young and old. Kind of reminds me of my teenage years spent in suburban...

World Wide Wednesday: Transfer Accelerators, London Tube Map

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 outside...

Lost Neighborhoods: A Montreal few remember

The Red Light District, Goose Village, Faubourg m’lasse. These neighborhoods have disappeared from Montreal maps. Between 1950 and 1970, they were erased...