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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
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The scouring of Ontario Place
Photographer Steven Evans has captured the devastation wrought on the one beautifully landscaped west island
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Broadway Plan Blues
Christina DeMarco's letter to the Mayor and Council puts together common citizen questions about the Broadway Plan.
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PODCAST: Spacing Radio 083, The War on Bikes
In This Episode: ripping out bike lanes, political scheming, and the cost of going backwards
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Celebrate a Decade of the Spacing Store
Join us on November 21 for a party to mark the store's tenth anniversary!
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Book Review – The Shape of the Land: Topography & Landscape Architecture
Editor: Marc Treib (ORO Editions, 2022) Transforming the natural environment is fundamental to our species. Since ancient times, humans have reshaped...
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Cycling in the Suburbs Doesn’t Have to Suck
Separated lanes make it safe and sweet. Uytae Lee tours Surrey and Saanich on two wheels in his new video.
By Christopher Cheung -
Dead man/woman/child cycling
Doug Ford's over-reaching decision to pull up bike lanes will cause someone's death
By John Lorinc -
UCS #29: New Kitsilano Tower Design
See our Launch and Introduction about the launch of the © Urban Cartoon Syndicate and the announcement by CityHallWatch. *** Related reading: Vancouver’s...
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Establishing affordable creative spaces
With the Community and Cultural Spaces Trust, artists and planners explore the community land trust model as a solution to the cultural space crisis
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New study reveals zoning effects affordability
Social cohesion, environmental health, and industrial development are paramount characteristics to sculpting a sustainable community. Yet a recent...
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REID: Ford’s attack on bike lanes is also a planning problem
The City of Toronto has shifted its parking requirements for multi-unit buildings from cars to bikes – and needs those bike lanes for this strategy to work
By Dylan Reid
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered