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Documenting the collapsed Dundas Street buildings
Photographer Peter MacCallum captured images of the four matching storefronts at 606-614 Dundas West in their prime, and after they had deteriorated.
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UCS #18: Humpty Dumpty
See our Launch and Introduction about the launch of the © Urban Cartoon Syndicate and the announcement by CityHallWatch.
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From drainage ditch to vibrant, pollution-absorbing habitat
Douglas Counter fought City Hall and won the right to help clean Marie Curtis Beach by transforming the ditch in front of his Etobicoke property into a rainwater infiltration garden
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Embracing the Future: An Interview with Kobus Mentz
How to be future-relevant at a time of global crises.
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NEW ISSUE: Sounds of the City
In an urban environment, noise is an inescapable part of life - but it can be for better or for worse. Issue 67 explores the good and the bad of noise in Toronto
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UCS #17: Highrises help fight the effects of climate change!
See our Launch and Introduction about the launch of the © Urban Cartoon Syndicate and the announcement by CityHallWatch.
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Perspectives in Place: Dungeons and Dragons – A Quest for the White Picket Fence
Once upon a time, in a land not–so far away, a local Writer stepped out of an elevator and into the lobby of a shopping mall in Vancouver. Frantically...
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Listen Up! What birdsong tells us about everyday life
Not every bird's sound is beautiful, but from before dawn to after dusk, they reveal a lot about the world around us.
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OP-ED: Free our Front Yards
A national campaign aims to reform municipal bylaws to allow residents to cultivate ecologically beneficial landscapes
By Lorraine Johnson -
UCS #16: Towers Suck (Wage$)
See our Launch and Introduction about the launch of the © Urban Cartoon Syndicate and the announcement by CityHallWatch.
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PODCAST: Spacing Radio 080, Toronto’s Drone Scandal
In this episode: police spying, the battle for better lawns, and turning down the volume on noise pollution
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Notes from Britain
For the past two decades, Spacing contributor Sean Ruthen has written several architectural travelogues on places near and far – here in Canada from...
By Sean Ruthen
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered