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Brain-enriching upcoming events
Here are a couple of interesting events coming up later this month: On Thursday March 22nd, 2007 Moving the Economy, with the support of Transport Canada...
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Public space as a tool for world peace
Budapest, 2004 On March 17, 2007 Peace Signs will be formed on every continent of Earth. The demonstrations will take place in London, Nairobi, Buenos...
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Whatever happened to Old Toronto?
Interested in the ways in which human behaviour, space, design, and culture interact? Or how they have the ability to foster new relationships between...
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TAKE A GUESS: name this intersection, March 12th
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...
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Monday’s Headlines
• Lapel pins become hot button in Council [ Globe and Mail ] • The fix is in for these problems [ Toronto Star ] • Gridlock can be cured ...
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Exploring the ‘burbs: Ebenezer
In one of the newest parts of Brampton is one of several juxtapositions that occur when Toronto’s urban sprawl takes over small villages and...
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Madison, Wisconsin named most walkable US city
Madison, Wisconsin was named the most walkable city in the US in a recent ranking of the walkability of the largest 100 US cities, with Austin, Texas and...
By Dylan Reid -
Large-scale tagging with lasers
Check out the building in the top photo — it possibly has the largest graffiti tag ever on a building. But, it also had hundreds of other tags on...
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CANCELLED: Andy Barrie talks Toronto at U of T
UPDATE: The event has been cancelled.
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Rally for Kyoto this Sunday
Canadians for Kyoto have organized rallies this Sunday in Toronto, London, Lethbridge, Edmonton, Calgary, Victoria, Ottawa and Halifax so that you can...
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A selection of great Irish cans
**UPDATE BELOW** I’m in Dublin for a few days working on a [murmur] project we’re starting here. Today was warm, people were out in force...
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Friday’s Headlines
Toronto garbage collector, 1930. • The city’s new heart [ Toronto Star ] • Plant Architect design chosen for Nathan Phillips Square ...
By Julie Yamin
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered