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The stories behind 10 Spacing covers
A series of posts from Spacing’s editors and contributors celebrating a decade of the magazine Whenever I present Spacing to a new reader for the...
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LORINC: From the Big Move to the Big Stall
Let me say this up front: I have enormous respect for Anne Golden and Paul Bedford. They both understand cities, and have progressive visions of what this...
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Spacing anniversary party portraits by Rannie Turingan
Rannie Turingan has been a long-time contributor to Spacing as well as being a staple at our release parties. At our 10th anniversary he set-up a photo...
By Matthew Blackett -
Torontopia now open every day until Dec. 23rd!
WHAT: Torontopia: Spacing-Coach House Books pop-up shop WHERE: northwest corner of Richmond & Portland (Queen & Bathurst area) WHEN: Open until...
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Toronto’s Urbanism Headlines: Thursday
POLITICS Norm Kelly’s approval rating higher than Mayor Ford [Toronto Sun] New poll shows Rob Ford having tough time winning next election [Toronto...
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Toronto’s Urbanism Headlines: Wednesday
ROB FORD Mayor Rob Ford stands by allegations made against reporter [Globe & Mail] Rob Ford’s approval rating holding steady: Forum...
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FoodShare’s new food trucks aim to give grocery stores food for thought
In the early 90s, when FoodShare first thought up the idea of bringing markets on wheels — food trucks filled with fresh, affordable produce for sale — to...
By Dale Duncan -
Come to our 10th anniversary party tonight!
WHAT: Spacing’s 10th anniversary party & 30th edition release party WHEN: Tuesday, December 10th, 7:30pm-1:00am WHERE: The Great Hall, 1087 Queen West...
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Toronto in 1851 — a snapshot of the booming city at the dawn of a new age
In 1851, the year this painting was painted, Toronto was beginning to boom. It had been less than 60 years since the first British soldiers showed up to...
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LORINC: City has upper hand with Island airport
In his first substantive move as council’s pilot-in-chief, deputy mayor Norm Kelly last week engineered a two-month deferral of the island airport jets...
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Toronto’s Urbanism Headlines: Friday
POLITICS Rob Ford: Low-income supporters stand by their mayor [Toronto Star] Rob Ford needs early exit, not early election [Toronto Sun] Call early...
By Julie Fish -
Introducing Cleverhood: rain capes for the urban cyclist
Spacing is happy to announce our new partnership with Cleverhood, a Rhode Island-based designer of cycling rain capes, just voted by Forbes as one the...
By Spacing
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered