Canadian Urbanism Uncovered
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The Sierra Club has an interesting feature on its website which allows you to flip through images of reimagined intersections in suburban sprawl areas. The feature highlights step-by-step what a neighbourhood could look like if you widen sidewalks, add some trees to the streetscape, and increase building density. While the examples are American cities, they could just as easily be in Richmond Hill, Mississauga, or Whitby.
It’s been a bad month for place-keeping in Kensington Market. First the Kensington Market Community Land Trust’s (KMCLT) attempt to purchase two buildings...
By Dominique Russell
Portraits of Queen West: Spadina to Bathurst is being published through a crowdfunding campaign that launches today. Check the campaign website for...
By Ian Darragh
Chicken Little, it would appear, has left the neighbourhood. In an 18-7 vote, city council yesterday approved the development of four-plexes as of right...
By John Lorinc