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Toronto launches pilot project to improve safety the visually impaired
Walking Toronto’s streets can be dangerous for any pedestrian, but it can be especially hazardous for the visually impaired. The City has launched a...
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STREET SCENE: It Is What It Is
Street Scene will appear each week showcasing the illustrations of local artist Jerry Waese.
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Walking the Green Line — from Caledonia Road to Primrose Avenue
EDITOR: This is the first of Shawn Micallef’s posts following the Green Line hydro corridor through midtown Toronto, location of the Green Line...
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Friday’s headlines
MAYOR FORD Council-wide shouting match after Mayor Ford accuses Adam Vaughan of ‘shakedown’ [The Globe and Mail] Federal Tories still see ally...
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The Green Line — introducing an ideas competition for Toronto’s midtown hydro corridor — walk along it with Shawn Micallef
Follow Shawn Micallef for the next few days here on Spacing as he strolls the Green Line, a five kilometre-long hydro corridor that passes through midtown...
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Thursday’s headlines
ROB FORD • Coach is in Ford’s corner [Toronto Sun] • Ford mess will be hot topic into the new year [Toronto Sun] • Mayor Rob Ford fights to keep his...
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Come to Spacing’s release party and holiday bash Dec. 13th
WHAT: Holiday & release party WHEN: Thursday Dec. 13, 8pm until closing! WHERE: The 3030 (3030 Dundas West in the Junction) COST: Free! You get copy...
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Wednesday’s headlines
ROB FORD • Irony in Rob Ford being bounced over money [Toronto Sun] • About time Rob Ford started listening to those around him [Toronto Sun] • Rob...
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Spacing’s Metro Magnets are going far and wide
Metro Magnets from Spacing Magazine on Vimeo. Less than two weeks ago Spacing launched Metro Magnets, our newest product that should have urbanists and...
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Urban Planet: The Quiet Car
Urban Planet is a daily roundup of blogs from around the world dealing specifically with urban environments. We’ll be on the lookout for websites outside...
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STREET SCENE: Spadina Richmond 2
Street Scene will appear each week showcasing the illustrations of local artist Jerry Waese.
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The 11,000 year-old footprints at the bottom of Lake Ontario
During the last ice age, a really, really, really, really big glacier covered pretty much all of Canada and the northern United States, including the...
By Adam Bunch
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered