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Follow the money to Ontario Place
The auditor-general's scathing review of the Therme deal once again raises questions about the source of the spa's cash
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Reflections on Art Gallery Architecture
Winy Maas' Shiny Mass
By Derek DeLand -
The high cost of on-street parking
With cycling infrastructure facing a mortal threat, it's time for the City to banish on-street parking on transit arterials
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How to Turn a Software Developer into a Housing Expert
How tech, real estate, and politics align to shape housing policies prioritizing profit over people.
By Spacing -
The Future Fix: Generation Restoration
Spacing and Evergreen proudly present The Future Fix: Solutions for Communities Across Canada, a special podcast series.
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LORINC: Singing the gridlock blues
Toronto has reams of info on traffic flows, yet the City hasn't made it easily available to residents
By John Lorinc -
Old Gables and Pizza Slices: 648-656 Spadina Avenue
Photographer Peter MacCallum documents the evolution of a commercial strip that has fed generations of university students
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UCS #30: Public Hearings in Vancouver
See our Launch and Introduction about the launch of the © Urban Cartoon Syndicate and the announcement by CityHallWatch. *** Related reading: Spacing...
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EVENT: Strollin’ — an evening talking about walking November 28
Celebrating the new edition of Shawn Micallef's book Stroll: Psychogeographic Walking Tours of Toronto and other ways of walking and exploring
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Excerpt: Canada and the Blackface Atlantic: Performing Conflict in Blackface
Spacing contributor Dr. Cheryl Thompson's new history of Blackface theatre and politics in Canada
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When Care Becomes Control: The Hidden Violence of Urban Planning
It seems to us that this connection—or better perhaps, confusion—between care and domination is utterly critical to the larger question of how we lost the...
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NEW ISSUE: State of the Arts in Toronto
Our new issue looks at the challenges faced by the arts, and how Toronto’s artists are finding ways to persist, adapt, and even flourish
By Dylan Reid
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered