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Old Gables and Pizza Slices: 648-656 Spadina Avenue
Photographer Peter MacCallum documents the evolution of a commercial strip that has fed generations of university students
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EVENT: Strollin’ — an evening talking about walking November 28
Celebrating the new edition of Shawn Micallef's book Stroll: Psychogeographic Walking Tours of Toronto and other ways of walking and exploring
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Excerpt: Canada and the Blackface Atlantic: Performing Conflict in Blackface
Spacing contributor Dr. Cheryl Thompson's new history of Blackface theatre and politics in Canada
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The scouring of Ontario Place
Photographer Steven Evans has captured the devastation wrought on the one beautifully landscaped west island
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PODCAST: Spacing Radio 083, The War on Bikes
In This Episode: ripping out bike lanes, political scheming, and the cost of going backwards
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Celebrate a Decade of the Spacing Store
Join us on November 21 for a party to mark the store's tenth anniversary!
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Dead man/woman/child cycling
Doug Ford's over-reaching decision to pull up bike lanes will cause someone's death
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Establishing affordable creative spaces
With the Community and Cultural Spaces Trust, artists and planners explore the community land trust model as a solution to the cultural space crisis
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REID: Ford’s attack on bike lanes is also a planning problem
The City of Toronto has shifted its parking requirements for multi-unit buildings from cars to bikes – and needs those bike lanes for this strategy to work
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ISMAIL: Biking a mile in another kid’s hood
Cycling columnist Sabat Ismail shares the dilemma of teaching cycling safety to racialized youth who do not have safe places to cycle
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A call to preserve Kensington Market
The new documentary "Kensington Market: Heart of the City" highlights the voices of people in the market and their fears for its future
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OP-ED: Private cars are not the accessibility solution High Park needs
The City needs to deliver on promise of a shuttle rather than reversing the momentum towards a car-free High Park
By Jessie Ye
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered