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Interactive kiosks guide New York subway riders
Navigating the world’s largest subway system is no easy task. With 468 stations, hundreds of kilometers of track, and more than 1.5 billion rides...
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Shawn Micallef on the state of Canadian modernism
It wasn’t until the 1950s that Canadian urban regions had the economic might to build modern cities. And what an intriguing legacy that era left us The...
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Watch premiere of new season of Eat St. tonight
On the cover of our new issue is James Cunningham, the host of the food truck show Eat St. The premiere of the fourth season airs tonight on the Food...
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Current deals on our e-store
We still have some ongoing sales happening at Spacing’s online store. Here’s some promo codes you can use to get great deals on some of our...
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Downtime in the city: walking in the park eases brain fatigue
It’s no mystery that a nice stroll or bike ride through a lush city park is relaxing, but until now no one has been able to scientifically prove...
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Full TTC bus
Full TTC bus, Toronto / By Daniel Gueorguiev Contribute your photos to Spacing’s Flickr pool
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Never get lost in Paris again — navigate subway with 3-D map
The Parisian subway system is incredible intricate: the entire network has 16 lines running a total of 214 km through 303 stations; it is the second...
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Pedestrian Walking Under Bridge
Pedestrian Walking Under Bridge, Toronto / By Daniel Gueroguiev Contribute your photos to Spacing’s Flickr pool
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New York artist puts rap quotes on street signs
You might have seen poetry written on paper and stapled to utility poles around your city, but New York artist Jay Shells is taking street poetry to a...
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Biker taking shelter from the rain in Chinatown
Biker taking shelter from the rain in Chinatown, Toronto / By Mathew Borrett Contribute your photos to Spacing’s Flickr pool
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High-tech tree houses hope to bring more people to city parks
A London-based company Invisible Works is trying to incorporate nature and urban parks by creating clever, innovative structures that blend into the...
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Cold day in Fairview
Cold day in Fairview, Vancouver / By Steven Godfrey Contribute your photos to Spacing’s Flickr pool
By Julie Fish
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered