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Monday’s headlines
TRANSIT • TTC projects 2012 shortfall [The Star] • Exclusive: TTC changes mind, wants to give Presto smart cards green light [The Star] • TTC report backs...
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Spacing Saturday: the magazine launches first national issue
This weekend’s Spacing Saturday is a special one: we focus on the magazine’s first national issue that is set to hit newsstands on Monday...
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Make Spacing a mixed CD for cross-Canada road trip
As some of you may already know, Spacing is taking the magazine across the country on a road trip. Starting on June 16th, the western swing of the Spacing...
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GUEST POST: an open letter from one Toronto cyclist to another
Editor’s Note: Toronto cyclist Emma Woolley recently posted an open letter to her fellow cyclists on her Tumblr. Spring’s here, we’ve...
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Friday’s headlines
ROB FORD • Fiorito: Reviewing the mayor’s review [The Star] • Ford to skip municipalities conference in Halifax [National Post] • All aboard gravy train...
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Come to Spacing’s launch party Tuesday June 7th!
WHAT: Launch of Spacing’s first national issue WHEN: Tuesday, June 7th, 6pm-11pm WHERE: Design Exchange — 3rd floor exhibition hall, 234 Bay St. HOW...
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STREET SCENE: Bathurst Car
Street Scene will appear each week showcasing the illustrations of local artist Jerry Waese.
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StrollCity wants your tweets on Toronto subway screens
Yesterday a new edition of the StrollCity project began. Much of my day is spent on a computer, but Twitter let me keep an eye on what’s going on in...
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Thursday’s headlines
CITY HALL • Sole source purchases in Toronto reached $154 million last year [The Star] • City was hasty in erasing mural, councillor says [The Star] â€...
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World Wide Wednesday: City games and urban hackery
Each week we will be focusing on blogs from around the world dealing specifically with urban environments. We’ll be on the lookout for websites outside...
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Wednesday’s headlines
TAXI LICENSING • City to study woes of taxi-licensing industry [Globe & Mail] • Taxi controversy boils over at City Hall [National Post] • Ambassador...
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Jerusalem walking signs
I recently visited Jerusalem, where I was charmed by their nattily-dressed walking man signs — you can even see the heel of his shoe. They’re...
By Dylan Reid
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered