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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.
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Tuesday’s headlines
FOOD BANKS • How food banks assess clients [ Toronto Star ] • Meet Toronto’s hungry humanitarians [ National Post ] • Food bank going hungry ...
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Regent Park Film Festival: Call for Submissions
It’s film festival time again… rather, it’s the time to start thinking about film festivals. If you’ve got a story to tell and an...
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Monday’s headlines
DEVELOPMENT • CAMH launches Phase Two redevelopment [ Toronto Star ] • Markham’s food fight [ National Post ] • Urban designer quits in dispute over...
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One Book: Moss Park
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...
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STREET SCENE: Junction Crossing
A Big City out of many small towns . Street Scene will appear each week showcasing the illustrations of local artist Jerry Waese.
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Spacing Saturday
Spacing Saturday is a new feature that highlights posts from across Spacing’s blog network in Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and the Atlantic region...
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A Kensington Lefty in King Rob Ford’s Court
Rob Ford’s climactic parade into the hall. As soon as I entered the Toronto Congress Centre, my friends pulled me into the lineup they were standing...
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A Disaster on Bay
“A Disaster on Bay“ Looking north on Bay St. from Front St. a few days after the “Great” Fire of 1904. April 1904 – 2010...
By Alden Cudanin
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered