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In the Dark: Toronto and the Great Northeast Blackout of 1965
On the 20th anniversary of the great 2003 blackout, Jamie Bradburn shares the story of Torontonians' similar experiences with an earlier great blackout
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PODCAST: Spacing Radio 072, From Leipzig With Love
This Spring, Spacing Radio had the opportunity to take the show on the road to the International Transport Forum in Leipzig, Germany. Now that the whole...
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OP-ED: Why we’re on a rent strike
Two residents of Thorncliffe Park explain why they and other residents are determined to continue a protest against above-guideline rent increases
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OP-ED: Kensington Market needs its streets fixed, not redesigned
Dominique Russell, who lives and works in Kensington Market, argues place-making is fun, but place-keeping is more important
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Technical Difficulties
The Scarborough RT accident was absolutely predictable as policy-makers and riders have been aware of its deterioration for almost 20 years
By Sakeina Syed -
The Overhead: The Financialization of a Housing Crisis
Spacing and the Balanced Supply of Housing research node proudly present The Overhead: Understanding Canada’s Affordable Housing Crisis, a special podcast series.
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EXCERPT: The Letters, postmark prejudice in black and white
Sheila White's memoir of her parents' inter-racial marriage in Toronto in the 1940s
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S101S: Explaining Transit-Oriented Development: Benefits and Drawbacks
Urban Landscape Fundamentals
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The true disruptors at Collision 2023 were asking us to slow down and listen
Beyond the techno-hype at Collision, Indigenous activists and community engagement managers were working quietly to address social inequalities.
By Joseph Wilson -
LORINC: The great expectations of Olivia Chow
Toronto's new mayor rode into office with a refreshingly ambitious plan to repair the city's finances and its housing crisis
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NEW ISSUE: Fire!
Our new issue explores how fire impacts the city, for better and for worse. And lots of summer stuff.
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Op-Ed: Do our city’s emergency plans really protect women?
Andrea Gunraj analyzes how urban crises affect women in specific ways that are not accounted for in emergency management plans
By Andrea Gunraj
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered