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Friday’s headlines
NATHAN PHILLIPS SQUARE • A fresh new look for Nathan Phillips [ Toronto Star ] • Work to begin on $42.7-million makeover of Nathan Phillips Square [ Globe...
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Traffic lights don’t have to be ugly: designs Toronto could learn from
Could traffic lights get any uglier than on St. Clair? In the Infrastructure Fetish feature of the new issue of Spacing, I wrote a lament to...
By Sean Marshall -
STREET SCENE: On Augusta
Kensington Rocks. Street Scene will appear each week showcasing the illustrations of local artist Jerry Waese.
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One Book: At the Tracks
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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Thursday’s headlines
GROWTH & JOBS • Toronto economy bouncing back, report says [ National Post ] • City’s economy growing, but jobs aren’t [ Toronto Sun ] â€...
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Event Guide: Keep Toronto Reading book exchange
Our friends at the Toronto Public Library, with whom we’ve partnered again this month on One Book, are holding a book exchange tomorrow at the Toronto...
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World Wide Wednesday: Is smart growth the future of American cities?
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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Vancouver’s Empire strikes bland
EDITOR’S NOTE: Spacing will be eventually heading out west with the launch of Spacing Vancouver. We still don’t have a set date yet, but...
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Wednesday’s headlines
SUSTAINABILITY • Greenbelt community up in arms over gas-fired power plant [ Globe & Mail ] • Queen’s Park imposing ‘strict...
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The pretty people at Spacing’s party
At each Spacing release party, we have photographer Rannie Turingan set-up a portrait station where any of the party attendees can have their image...
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LORINC: Help wanted
At last week’s Spacing launch, one left-leaning councilor laid out the bare bones of Joe Pantalone’s campaign strategy: the veteran, this...
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STREET SCENE: Fixed Gear
Urban excellence. Street Scene will appear each week showcasing the illustrations of local artist Jerry Waese.
By Jerry Waese
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered