Canadian Urbanism Uncovered
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Last month, housing developers unearthed a native burial ground while widening a road north of Canada’s Wonderland. What is worse, York Region failed to consult native groups when it conducted an environmental assessment for the work to be done on Teston Rd., an environmental lawyer says. Early estimates pegged the number of bodies interred at the site at more than 100, but that number has now climbed to well over 200. The Toronto Star writes about it today.
WHAT: An evening talking about walking on November 28 at 6PM. WHO: Shawn Micallef, Spacing Sr. Editor, Toronto Star columnist and University College...
By Spacing
In 2005, Ontario passed the Accessibility of Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), which made accessibility for all public establishments a legal...
By Spacing Radio
In a city that loves to make, but not execute, plans and then overthink, but not solve, problems, there’s surely no better illustration of this...
By John Lorinc