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Events Guide: urban artworks and Keep Toronto Reading
WHAT: my City: urban artworks exhibition WHEN: Friday, February 29 at 7pm WHERE: Urbanscape Gallery, 2959 Dundas Street West The opening reception for my...
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Thursday’s headlines
TRANSIT • Peterborough awarded high speed rail [ Toronto Star ] • A transit coup ‘out of the blue’ [ Toronto Star ] • TTC to...
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Toronto meets Marrakesh
Given the winter we’ve been having it would seem impossible to think of Toronto as being in any way exotic, much less to draw comparisons between...
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Wednesday’s headlines
FEDERAL BUDGET • New fodder for a fine old feud [ Toronto Star ] • Cities praise extension of gas tax program [ Toronto Star ] • Toronto...
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Cities and the 2008 Budget
With the announcement of the 2008 budget earlier today, it’s worth examining what funding, if any, the Conservative government has allotted for...
By David Pal -
Tree Tuesday: A tree-of-heaven busts-a-move
Every Tuesday, Todd Irvine of LEAF posts a stop from the Toronto Tree Tours, a collaborative project of LEAF and the Toronto Public Space Committee. The...
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Fort York public art competition open house
Fort York’s formidable fortifications seem small and defenseless next to the great span of the Gardiner Expressway — but our favorite flying...
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The Things We Lost in the Fire
Looking east on Queen Street from Bathurst Street, 1924. The three- storey and two-storey buildings on the right were destroyed in the fire. Media...
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One Book: Campbell House
He walked west along Queen Street, away from the centre of town. On the northwest corner of University and Queen sat a little building called Campbell...
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Tuesday’s headlines
• Office towers win tax cuts [ Toronto Star ] • New Ryerson to renew city [ Toronto Star ] • Premier wants strong mayor [ Toronto Star ...
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Eugene Yao, 1946-2008: A Chinese Activist
Cross-posted from Spacing Montreal Eugene Yao was born in Shanghai in 1946, and came to Canada in 1969 as a student of McGill University in electrical...
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Montréal Monday — postering, Griffintown music, and Champ Libre
Each Monday, Spacing will bring you some of the popular posts from our sister blog, Spacing Montréal. We’ll keep an eye open for topics and...
By Todd Harrison
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered