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LORINC: The finicky business of planning Ookwemin Minising
The City and Waterfront Toronto released their new planning vision for the Portlands, but will it solve the problems that have dogged Liberty Village for years?
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OP-ED: Get Those E-Bike Delivery Guys Some Education
Cycling advocates host three Safe Cycling Sessions for bike delivery riders
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What youth want for the 2026 World Cup
Can the World Cup bring us together? According to young people, the answer is yes.
By Josh Fullan -
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
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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
By Onah Jung
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered