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Election 2026: Can candidates debate in depth?
Christopher Balkaran argues that what is missing from mayoral debates is the follow-up questions
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OP-ED: It’s not just about bike lanes
Albert Koehl argues that cycling advocates need to take over the script from Premier Ford
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NEW ISSUE: Issues & Influencers
Our election (and post-election) issue profiles the people who shape the discussion on key urban issues
By Dylan Reid -
Before the Bentway: CBM Bathurst, 1998
Photographer Peter MacCallum shares images of the concrete plant that once occupied space beside the Gardiner Expressway
By Peter MacCallum -
EXCLUSIVE: Inside the contract to rip out Toronto’s bike lanes
Spacing obtained the RFP for the Ford government's bike lane removal, and it looks even worse than thought
By John Lorinc -
Election 2026: The inter-governmental elephant in the room
The personality-drive dysfunctional relationship between the province and big cities has to stop
By John Lorinc -
Election 2026: How to Read a Candidate’s Platform
Look behind the framing to find the underlying assumptions, says Christopher Balkaran
By Christopher Balkaran -
OP-ED: Fighting global warming with joy
If we want to adapt to a changing climate, it is time to start throwing parties
By Natalie Brown and Kate Mulligan -
Intersections of print culture in Toronto’s laneways
An archival deep dive into the history of "the stable" at 105 (rear) Major Street
By Leora Bromberg -
Yonge Street, Evening, November 6, 1965
Photos by Nick Loek for the Toronto Telegram
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Election 2026: Culture wars are warping cycling policy
A cycling advocate on the need to take the wedge politics out of bike lanes
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Election 2026: Let’s talk about local democracy in Toronto
Voters should be asking every candidate and ourselves: what should local democracy look like?
By Tricia Wood
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered