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One Book: The TTC
Once again Spacing is pleased to be a part of Toronto Public Library’s Keep Toronto Reading program. This April the library hopes the whole city will join...
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Building a transit suburb: 501 Queen comes to Brampton
I was in my hometown of Brampton twice in the past several weeks to attend two transit open houses: a public information centre for the Hurontario-Main...
By Sean Marshall -
STREET SCENE: Nice Puppy
A bite could be worse than a bark. Street Scene will appear each week showcasing the illustrations of local artist Jerry Waese.
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Spacing Saturday
Spacing Saturday highlights posts from across Spacing’s blog network in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and the Atlantic region. Thinking about the debate...
By Marcus Bowman -
New looks for Toronto: York-Sheridan grad show
WHAT: York/Sheridan Design Grad Show 2010 WHEN: April 18 – 21, 2010 WHERE: Fermenting Cellar in Toronto’s Distillery District HOW MUCH: Free...
By Matthew Blackett -
An open letter to candidates about complete streets
Dear candidates, The individuals who have signed this letter met recently to discuss the theme of transportation in our city. We are a diverse group of...
By Spacing -
Rubble on Front
“Rubble on Front“ Looking west on Front St. from Bay St. on the morning of April 20th , the day after the “Great” Fire of 1904...
By Alden Cudanin -
Friday’s headlines
CITY BUDGET • City budget is approved and Miller is spent [ Toronto Sun ] • Council scraps sign-up fee for rec programs [ Globe & Mail ] • City budget...
By Katia Snukal -
Bike fees: Misinformed, misguided and a step backwards for Toronto
From today’s Toronto Star: Giorgio Mammoliti boldly announced Wednesday that if elected mayor, he would introduce a $20-$30 registration fee for bikes...
By Dave Meslin -
STREET SCENE: Cyclist Under Overhead Wires
Those wires make me think of a higher power somehow. Street Scene will appear each week showcasing the illustrations of local artist Jerry Waese.
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Thursday’s headlines
BIKES • Bike lanes deserve better than to be exploited as a cynical election issue [ Globe & Mail ] • ‘Bike vs. car’: Not a black and white...
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World Wide Wednesday: Parks, bikes, and cable cars
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...
By Katia Snukal
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered