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HotDocs: Soundtracker
Soundtracker, a portrait of audio preservationist Gordon Hempton, is a well timed piece of work. For the past few decades, Hempton’s self-appointed quest...
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Heading to the Bay Street of Old
ca. 1930-2010 “Heading to the Bay Street of Old” Before and After will appear each Friday showcasing mixed Then and Nows by local artist and...
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Hot Docs: Our House
In Our House we are introduced to Dan, fresh out of jail and newly sober. Homeless and no longer in touch with his family, Dan is taken in by Derek, a...
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Friday’s Headlines
TTC Jump on Transit City plan or else, David Miller told [ Toronto Star ] Ambition imperils our overextended transit system [ Toronto Star ] The track...
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Toronto vs. Manchester at the FutureEverything Festival
Next week I’m on a panel called Shaping the City at FutureEverything, an art-music-conference-festival in Manchester, England. FutureEverything, in...
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STREET SCENE: Get Around
One way or another. Street Scene will appear each week showcasing the illustrations of local artist Jerry Waese.
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Get ready to be inconvenienced by world leaders
Spacing’s next issue will be hitting the newsstands in late June. It’s only coincidental that our cover section will focus on the theme of...
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Thursday’s Headlines
TTC • Toronto’s Transit City slower, shorter [ Toronto Star ] • Miller won’t support revised Metrolinx plan [ Globe & Mail ] Mayoral Race...
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Spacing nominated for Best Single Issue of 2009
Spacing is happy to announce that the summer-fall 2009 issue of the magazine was nominated for Best Single Issue by the National Magazine Awards. This is...
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LORINC: Rossi gets tunnel vision too
Another day, another subway platform. Adding his voice to the chorus of calls for subway expansion, mayoral candidate Rocco Rossi yesterday unveiled his...
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World Wide Wednesday: Greenways, maps, and a railway run by children
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...
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Pug Awards: Vote on Toronto’s newest architecture
It’s time to vote. The Pug Awards want to know which new architectural additions to Toronto’s landscape are a big hit, and which are a big flop. This...
By Nicole McIsaac
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered