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TTC looking to cut bus and streetcar stops, mulls time-based transfers
At the next Toronto Transit Commission meeting on January 28, staff will present a report [PDF] that may affect the locations of bus and streetcar stops...
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Yorkville Avenue fire at former home of Toronto writer Mazo de la Roche
Yesterday’s fire at 86 and 84 Yorkville Avenue was a day long event; when I walked by 11 hours after it started Toronto Fire was still pumping water...
By Shawn Micallef -
Toronto’s Urbanism Headlines: Thursday
ROB FORD Ford calls latest videos and drinking a ‘minor setback’ [Globe & Mail] Toronto is more than just Rob Ford: Wynne [Toronto Sun...
By Kayla Apostolides -
Toronto’s Urbanism Headlines: Wednesday
ROB FORD Rob Ford faces news calls to step aside as new video could damage re-election bid [National Post] Councillors not surprised Mayor Rob Ford still...
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Lee’s Palace before it was Lee’s Palace — the roots of Toronto’s famous music venue
This is what Lee’s Palace looked like when it first opened, nearly 100 years ago. It was the spring of 1919 — the first few months after the end of...
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Jennifer Keesmaat talk about walking to school
Walk Toronto is hosting a talk by Chief Planner Jennifer Keesmat about walking to school on Feb. 12, to be followed by its 2014 general meeting. Keesmaat...
By Dylan Reid -
Turnout Toronto 2014
On the evening of January 14th, the Annex branch of the Center for Social Innovation hosted Turnout Toronto 2014, a civic engagement fair bringing...
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LORINC: Metrolinx and Accenture deny Presto-DC allegations
Metrolinx officials last week strongly denied that Accenture had leveraged its $700 million-plus Presto contract to win a $184 million/six-year deal for a...
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Landfill on the Toronto Islands
I took this photo of Gibraltar Point Beach on a long walk around Toronto Islands during the city’s most recent cold snap. Because parts of the...
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Toronto’s Urbanism Headlines: Friday
POLITICS Race to replace Mayor ‘Hurricane’ Hazel begins without key rival [Globe & Mail] Kathleen Wynne no idiot to snub the posturing Rob Ford...
By Elaine Kelly-Canning -
Toronto’s Urbanism Headlines: Thursday
POLITICS Mayor Rob Ford on Premier Kathleen Wynne’s rejection: She’s ‘confused’ [Toronto Sun] Wynne refuses to meet with Ford to...
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Presto technology sold to Washington, D.C. raises questions
Accenture, the $28 billion private contractor building the Presto electronic fare network, last week won a contract to construct a similar system for...
By John Lorinc
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered