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TAKE A GUESS: name this intersection, March 16th
Since our current issue is all about intersections we thought it’d be fun to play a game. We want you to identify this intersection. Leave your...
By Matthew Blackett -
Toronto on its way to being a Transit City?
The TTC is planning an announcement tomorrow that will highlight the transit authority’s LRT plans for the future (at 10:30am, City Hall, Committee...
By Spacing -
The Waterfront Renaissance
New York’s Projects for Public Spaces (PPS) recently dedicated their website to discussing what they call “The Waterfront Renaissance.”...
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Dale Duncan at City Hall: March 15, 2007
Front Street face-off Here’s a question: what does building the Front Street Extension have to do with improving the waterfront? Ask Adam Vaughan...
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Pulling an all-nighter at Montreal’s Nuit Blanche
It has started to fade from memory, but I swear my sleep schedule is still screwed up. Two weeks ago, Montreal hosted its fourth annual Nuit Blanche, an...
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TAKE A GUESS: name this intersection, March 15th
Since our current issue is all about intersections we thought it’d be fun to play a game. We want you to identify this intersection. Leave your...
By Matthew Blackett -
Thursday’s Headlines
• No ‘fore’ as gold club hacks maples [ Toronto Star ] • Police probe GTA links to U.S. guns [ Toronto Star ] • Driver’s...
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Montreal makes top 11 Virgin list
Virgin Vacations, of all places, has a list of the 11 (?) best subway systems in the world. It’s a relatively arbitrary list, but that doesn’t...
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Pricing pollution to prevent paving paradise?
What do carbon markets have to do with explosive population growth in Milton? Maybe a lot. Yesterday, CIBC’s top economist Jeff Rubin came out with...
By Keith Stewart -
Urban design or civic design?
The latest exhibition at the Toronto Free Gallery celebrates its opening this Thursday. It’s currated by One plus One equals Three — At Least...
By Dale Duncan -
Pothole season has arrived
You may be happy spring has arrived, but many forget that spring time means potholes. No one likes them, and we’d all like to see them fixed...
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UofT students are taken for a (good) ride
UofT students have proven that they are, indeed, very smart. Last week, full-time UofT students voted “yes” to fund Bikechain, an educational...
By Tammy Thorne
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered