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Now, Then East Toronto: A Discussion & Closing Reception for ‘East Toronto Greats’
When: 7:30pm, Thursday, May 24th Where: Toronto Free Gallery, 660 Queen St. E What is going on in Toronto’s east end? Now, Then East Toronto: A...
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Building Toronto’s Green Future
When: May 24, 7:30-9:30 pm Where: St. Lawrence Centre Forum, 27 Front Street East (2 blocks east of Union Station) New development standards are in the...
By Sarah Magwood -
Wednesday’s Headlines
• Heritage block buyer ‘shocked’ site demolished [ Toronto Star ] • Cabs can’t go green just yet, says Moscoe [ Toronto Star ...
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Imagining Toronto: how writers capture the city
Haunted subway tunnels? A riot at Christie Pits? The CN Tower toppled into Lake Ontario? Spacing columnist Amy Lavender Harris (Imagining Toronto) and...
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City Hall: Up for debate this week
Cross-posted from Eye Daily. City Hall will be abuzz this week, with council scheduled to meet both tomorrow (Wednesday) and Thursday and a Budget...
By Dale Duncan -
Tuesday’s Headlines
• Councillor makes bid to save city’s heritage [ Toronto Star ] • Public transit summit for council crew [ National Post ] &bull...
By Julie Yamin -
Turning taxis into canvasses
The people at GOOD magazine (an awesome, and relatively new, publication out of NYC) did a great thing on Mother’s Day: they teamed up with a...
By Matthew Blackett -
Toronto the not so good
Spacing contributor Jessica Hume wrote an account in today’s Star of her experience last Friday night walking home through Riverdale: Maybe...
By Shawn Micallef -
Saturday’s headlines
• City eyes project to assess beggars [ Toronto Star ] • Council decries panhandling pilot project [ National Post ] • INSIDE CITY HALL: he...
By Matthew Blackett -
Infest Wisely premieres tonight!
When: tonight! 7pm, Where: at Innis Town Hall (2 Sussex Avenue, south of St. George Station) How Much: $5 A new, chewable nanotechnology lets people take...
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Update on Pedestrian Sundays in Kensington and beyond
The successful Kensington Market Pedestrian Sundays are expanding to other neighbourhoods this year. Both Baldwin Village and Mirvish Village (on Markham...
By Matthew Blackett -
Friday’s Headlines
• Car campaign Ts off councillors [ Toronto Star ] • Wobbly bike posts a gift for thieves [ Toronto Star ] • Green bins in condos: A city...
By Julie Yamin
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered