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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...
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Wednesday’s Headlines
• Is subway really the better way? [ Toronto Star ] • Toronto area gets $1B for transit [ cbc ] • For the good of transit [ Globe and Mail...
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Upholstering a tree stump: A how-to guide
You can create a how-to guide for anything these days, and Madelon Galland has done just that, with the help of SuperNaturale, a website dedicated to the...
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You can name a North York condo
Last week, Spacing associate editor Shawn Micallef wrote about unfortunate condo names around Toronto which generated a good discussion from our...
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And the Gardiner is back in business
UPDATE: Gardiner reopens [ Toronto Star ] – – – – – – – – – – If you’re a driver and the...
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TAKE A GUESS: name this intersection
Since our current issue is all about intersections we thought it would be fun to play a game (Shawn Micallef tried it out a few weeks ago). We want you to...
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Tuesday’s Headlines
• Arborists tackle 4,860 calls like a ‘triage unit’ [ National Post ] • Gardiner closed for 2nd day [ Toronto Star ] • Drivers...
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What trees give back
This Wednesday, join LEAF (Local Enhancement and Appreciation of Forests) and the Ryerson University Department of Geography for an evening of discussion...
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Let the chips fall where they may
As our intrepid Spacing Wire reporter Julie Yamin wrote on Friday, there are pieces of ice falling from the CN Tower. So much so, that the Gardiner was...
By Matthew Blackett
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered