Canadian Urbanism Uncovered
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images from the Toronto Star
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
Carolyn Whitzman is a senior research associate with the Canadian Urban Institute and Roy Brooke is the Executive Director of the Natural Assets...
By Guest Columnists
With the final council session of the year now in the rear-view mirror, Mayor Olivia Chow is spending part of this week powering through year-end...
By John Lorinc
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The article on building renderings used in advertisements was interesting. How they always illuminate the building in questions, and how so often its a clear summer dusk.
On a similar note I’ve noticed over the years that the fancy people on the boards surrounding the Royal Music Conservatory just west of the ROM addition is in fact blurred images of red carpet images. I can clearly see Julia Roberts, Victoria Beckham, and Sandra Bullocks all enjoying a concert…or in the fancy reception…or walking down the street infront of it.