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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 ...
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TAKE A GUESS: name this intersection, March 9th
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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PLANT wins Nathan Phillips Square competition
Plant Architect & Shore Tilbe Irwin were announced the winner of the Nathan Phillips Square competition. For more information on the competing...
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There’s a new blog in town
Eye Weekly lauched Eye Daily today, a web-exclusive partner to the free alt weekly mag. As the name implies, it’ll be updated daily with feature...
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A wee bit of Toronto found in South Korea
Last summer I spent some time in South Korea. Nearing the end of the trip, I was feeling homesick and decided to head for a very touristy attraction. I...
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Dale Duncan at City Hall: March 8, 2007
The Scarborough guy “I’m a small ‘C’ conservative and a small ‘L’ liberal,†Councillor Michael Thompson tells me when I...
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TAKE A GUESS: name this intersection, March 8th
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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Thursday’s Headlines
• Moscoe sees gushers, gets trickle [ Toronto Star ] • How Castlefrank got its name [ Toronto Star ] • Duo chip away at CN Tower ice ...
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Predictions for Nathan Phillips Square re-design
Spacing has collected the predictions from a variety of Torontonians on who will win the Nathan Phillips Square re-design competition. The winner will be...
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U of T’s Bikechain referendum
Attention University of Toronto students: The Bikechain program, the great University of Toronto program that provides free bike repair services and...
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Come to my Virtual Yard Sale
I live in an apartment, meaning I don’t have a yard. This also means I can’t have my much needed yard sale this coming summer. I’ve...
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TAKE A GUESS: name this intersection, March 7th
Since our current issue is all about intersections we thought it would be fun to play a game. Everyone did quite well yesterday, so I hope this a little...
By Matthew Blackett
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered