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Church Street Needs to Be Pedestrianized
Making part of Church Street car-free for the summer is just the first step
By Rodney Chan -
OP-ED: Walking the Lonely City
How Jane’s Walk sparks connection
By Cassandra Alves, Sarah Luca, Wesley Reibeling and Celia Beketa -
LORINC: A clarifying moment for this fall’s mayoral race
With Anthony Furey out, a Chow vs. Bradford face-off could go to the candidate who finds a way to express hope in dark times
By John Lorinc -
Spreading the warmth
A plan to expand the conservatory in Allan Gardens will enhance this place of greenery, calm, and respite
By Alex Kharabian -
NEW ISSUE: Soccer City
The beautiful game has much deeper roots in Toronto than most people realize
By Dylan Reid -
How did FIFA’s free Fan Fest suddenly become a ticketed event?
Olivia Chow will score an epic own-goal unless she figures out how to deliver on one of the core FIFA promises
By John Lorinc -
OP-ED: “On Your Left” Isn’t the Problem
Lanrick Bennett says that how you pass is more important than how you signal you're passing
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PODCAST: Spacing Radio 094, The Landlords
In this episode: rental construction, Bill 60, and tenants' rights.
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More housing near transit won’t solve Toronto’s affordability crisis
Transit-oriented development sounds like progress, but it may just create more expensive housing in convenient locations, write architect Onah Jung
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LORINC: Toronto’s repackaged progressivism on menu at City Hall
City-run grocery store plan says more about lack of political imagination than a genuine concern for affordability
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PODCAST: Spacing Radio 93, Everything Eglinton
In this episode: celebrating the Crosstown, lessons learned, and Scarborough's Golden Mile.
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LORINC: Pedestrianizing Old City Hall
E.J. Lennox's grand old building should be surrounded by car-free spaces
By John Lorinc
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered