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...

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...

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...

CBC Ideas — The Sounds of Toronto — Tonight

When I had a discman, a favorite thing to do was walk around Toronto at 9pm listening to Ideas on the CBC Radio One. Now that I’ve switched to an...

Audi turns our parks into ads

UPDATE: we received this email from City staff — “Film office requested the TT ‘sculptures’ be removed by the applicant. Staff...

Communicate on City’s Community Arts this Month

The midpoint of May has just passed and we’re already in the thrall of arts fest madness — a simultaneously anxious and guilty condition...

Dale Duncan at City Hall: May 17, 2007

The big city fights the big box If the city were serious about combatting climate change, it would ban big box stores from setting up shop within its...

Crosswalk as pedestrian memorial

We’ve just had our attention drawn to an ingenious project in Portugal to raise awareness of pedestrian safety. The zebra stripes of a pedestrian...

Thursday’s Headlines

• Waterfront revival at a turning point [ Toronto Star ] • It’s easier being green [ Toronto Star ] • Clinton green plan to target...

The Pug Awards are back!

I know our readers have lots of opinions on the state of Toronto’s architecture. Now you have a chance to give your stamp of approval/disapproval on...

City Hall: Big city mayors go green

Cross-posted from Eye Daily. John Barber has a good column in today’s Globe and Mail on the important role that city’s play in fighting...

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