Canadian Urbanism Uncovered
In the second installment of videos exploring the accessibility of public art, Artmap.ca / AccessArt shares videos that explore pathways and surfaces, and mobility access features
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Spacing and the Balanced Supply of Housing research node proudly present The Overhead: Understanding Canada’s Affordable Housing Crisis, a special podcast series.
By Spacing Radio
Artmap.ca / AccessArt shares videos exploring the accessibility of public art. This first of four installments explores environmental / mind-friendly access features.
By Artmap.ca / AccessArt
Toronto Region Board of Trade’s "Breaking Gridlock" report is completely misguided, says Lanrick Bennett
By Lanrick Bennett
Federal government unveiled its latest plan this week, complete with a high-powered consortium that will build and operate the service
By John Lorinc
In this episode: the Ontario election, do highways solve congestion, and Winnipeg's famous intersection
By Spacing Radio
Lanrick Bennett responds to the revelation that Ontario made it illegal to carry children on an e-bike
By Lanrick Bennett
A quintessential Dundas West third space closes its door after a quarter century
By Andil Gosine
Uncovering Toronto's nightclub segregation that started in the 1930s and lasted until the 1970s
By Cheryl Thompson
Robert Zaichkowski shares his annual report on the progress (or lack thereof) towards achieving Toronto's bike plan
By Robert Zaichkowski
As presented in the commercial photography of F.W. Micklethwaite Studio for the Consumers' Gas Company
By Peter MacCallum
The provincial parties are tripping over themselves to pledge transit funding, but somehow manage to miss the lowest hanging fruit
By John Lorinc
Issue 69 takes a look at the spine that defines Toronto
By Dylan Reid
In the Fall 2023 issue of Spacing (coming soon to a store or mailbox near you), we shine a spotlight on five “Toronto Troubadours” — musicians “dedicated...
By Todd Harrison
Viruses, in the abstract, don’t care much about their host organisms, beyond the latter’s on-board, physiological defenses. Yet it’s clear the coronavirus...
By John Lorinc
The investigation by Ontario Auditor-General Bonnie Lysyk into the Ford government’s removal of 7,400 acres of prime farmland and wetlands from the...
By Ian Darragh
On the north-east corner of Bathurst and St. Clair West sits a snazzy purpose-built condo sales office, ostensibly there to promote Foret, a giant...
By John Lorinc
With the chaotic Greenbelt scandal swirling in the background, the updated plans for the Ford government’s deeply contentious and destructive scheme...
By John Lorinc
Sequel to Part 1 of “What’s really happening at Ontario Place?“ Ontario Place was conceived by Conservative Premier John Robarts in 1968 as an...
By Ian Darragh