Spacing Toronto

The June 26th mayoral by-election is coming up fast. We’ve seen plenty of debate, a crowded field of candidates, and increased voter engagement...

By Spacing Radio

Urban Design

Small investments in the public realm can do much to improve the quality of life of many urban residents

By Cara Chellew

Elections

Spacing is hosting a viewing party for readers at Pauper's Pub that will double as the release party for issue #63

By Spacing

Elections

Has six weeks of mayoral jousting advanced the debate about the Toronto's affordability crisis?

By John Lorinc

Maps

Book by Canadian artist Larissa Fassler, living and working in Berlin, features 15 years of urban exploration, mapping and sculpture

By Shawn Micallef

Waterfront

If the Therme mega-spa is really about attracting tourism, the current plan should be scrapped

By Maryam Siddiqi

Traffic

Albert Koehl takes a sardonic look at the arguments for more space for cars

By Albert Koehl

Politics

The city's stultifying provincialism needs to catch up to 21st century urbanism

By John Lorinc

Amy Gottlieb tells Mary Breen about her memories of Pride Day 1981, protesting the bath house raids

By Mary Fairhurst Breen

Events

A talk by Max Holleran about his book "Yes to the City: Millennials and the Fight for Affordable Housing"

Elections

Why has only one of the top tier candidates put out a sustainability platform, asks senior editor John Lorinc

By John Lorinc

Events

An exhibition of photographs of midtown Toronto's largest green space

By Spacing