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Election 2026: A failure of political imagination
Olivia Chow could've run a campaign focused on standing up to Queen's Park — she didn't, and now we have to live with the potential consequences
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Election 2026: Why are mayoral candidates ignoring the climate crisis?
While councillor candidates tout their green credentials, environmental issues have been overlooked in the mayoral race
By How-Sen Chong -
Messy Transit?
At the Mpact conference, the final plenary explored how transit fits into messy urbanism
By Dylan Reid -
Election 2026: Who Has the Power to Deliver?
The division of powers means diplomacy is essential to a mayor's role, says Christopher Balkaran
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When Is Power Enough?
Eby didn't need an election. What stops a government from deciding it wants one anyway?
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The story behind the transit doc Railfan
A new video feature from Spacing profiles the process behind the documentary about autistic children who love subways
By Aiden Fung -
Election 2026: Making elections accessible
Improving the voting process for electors with disabilities
By Catherine Dumé -
Election Night Watch Party!
Spacing is excited to host the magazine's fourth election night gathering for local urbanists
By Matthew Blackett -
London, Paris, Toronto: A tale of three biking cities
The cycling plans of ambitious cities vs the Ford-destroyed bike lanes of Toronto
By John Lorinc -
From Seoul to Bilbao
Some urban transformations spread, and one city’s bold project can become another’s permission. This is the story of how Korean cities uncovered and activated their streams, to great effect.
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PODCAST: Spacing Radio 096, Toronto Election Council Races
In this episode: Incumbents, challengers, and the role of City Council
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Election 2026: Who gets to live in the city?
Essential workers keep the city running but can no longer afford to live anywhere near their jobs.
By Andrea Gunraj
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered