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One Book: Fresh Meat

Editors Note: Spacing is pleased to be participating in the Toronto Public Library’s One Book program again this year. This month the library hopes...

By Jacqueline Whyte Appleby

Loyalty from afar

Editors Note: Spacing is pleased to be participating in the Toronto Public Library’s One Book program again this year. Last year we looked at how...

By Kit Dobson

Out of the Blue

“Out of the Blue” by Shayne Dark, is located on Queen Street West in front of the Museum of Canadian Contemporary Art. It is made of wood and...

By Shaun Merritt

Courante in the Toronto Music Garden

Having grown up in the “city of lakes“, I find Toronto’s waterfront to be a welcoming refuge from the dry air and cement that...

By Shaun Merritt

thinkTORONTO goes to Harbourfront!

When: Thursday March 26, 2009 Where: Harbourfront Centre 7pm Admission: $5 RSVP on Facebook: http://tinyurl.com/thinktoronto thinkToronto winners Mike...

By Spacing

Monument to Multiculturalism

Often referred to as “Symbol of Multiculturalism”, “Monument to Multiculturalism” by Francesco Perilli, is located in front of...

By Shaun Merritt

Toronto’s Twin Italianate Villas

Toronto of the 1870’s was a booming Victorian city nearing a population of 80,000, alive with the smells of mud, livestock, and industry. The recent...

By Mathew Borrett

Here I come Calgary and Vancouver

photo by James Bremner I’m off to the Alberta Magazines Conference to speak about Spacing’s approach to building a community around a magazine...

By Matthew Blackett

Sidewalk enforcement

Here’s a rare but welcome sight — a vehicle parked on the sidewalk being ticketed. Too often, parking half on the sidewalk is treated as...

By Dylan Reid

Civic Scenery, Civic Statuary

EDITOR’S NOTE: Shaun Merritt begins a new column on public art in Toronto, looking at what we have, where it is, and some of the stories behind it...

By Shaun Merritt

Event Guide: Cabbagetown-Regent Park Museum Fundraiser

The good folks at the Cabbagetown-Regent Park Museum are throwing a fundraiser at the end of the month. Currently located in the “Resident’s...

By Shawn Micallef