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Montreal Monday: Train station without trains, dead project, and shaky security
Photo of McTavish Reservoir by Controleman Each Monday, we bring you some of the popular posts from our sister blog, Spacing Montréal...
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Monday’s headlines
• A building with brains – and good looks [ Toronto Star ] • Leslieville big box refusal right call [ National Post ] • Intersection...
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Event Guide: Cabbagetown-Regent Park Museum Fundraiser
The good folks at the Cabbagetown-Regent Park Museum are throwing a fundraiser at the end of the month. Currently located in the “Resident’s...
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NDP elect new provincial leader
The Ontario NDP elected Andrea Horwath leader of the provincial party. You can learn more about Spacing’s perspective on the convention by reviewing...
By Matthew Blackett -
Are city issues on the NDP radar?
After the first ballot at the NDP leadership convention, Michael Prue was dropped from the ballot after getting only 11.5% of the vote. While his...
By Dylan Reid -
NDP Convention: the candidates on city issues
We’re (myself and Matt Blackett) at the Ontario NDP leadership convention in Hamilton, looking to see what the NDP candidates have to say about the...
By Dylan Reid -
Vaughan’s case for city budget 2009
Often city councillors assume their constituents understand far less than they actually do about city hall and, particularly, the city budget. Reading...
By Adam Chaleff-Freudenthaler -
Spacing’s gift to Toronto
Today, on Toronto’s 175th anniversary, Spacing is happy to give our city a present. Actually, it’s 175 presents. Spacing has teamed up with...
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Friday’s Headlines
• A boost for Leslieville, and all of us [ Toronto Star ] • 5 Things you need to know about: The city’s $250,000celebration [ National...
By Chloe Ellingson -
Happy Birthday, TO!
photo by Sam Javanrouh
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Event Guide: Trivia Night in support of Wychwood Open Door
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TZKwou6EMw[/youtube] Think you know the TTC, Grade 10 science and Toronto’s libraries and literature...
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The life of death in great Canadian cities
My psychogeography column in the Eye Weekly this week examines how death and location collide and overlap in the city. For a number of reasons notable...
By Shawn Micallef
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered