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TAKE A GUESS: name this intersection, March 20th
We want you to identify this intersection. Leave your guess in the comments section: we’ll hold on to your picks until 3pm when we’ll unveil...
By Matthew Blackett -
Edmonton psychogeography
A few weeks ago I talked to Edmonton Journal writer Laurence Miall, as he was planning to take a psychogeographic walk through that city and was...
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Monday (and weekend) headlines
A compendium of articles from the weekend and Monday. TRANSIT ISSUES • Mind the transit funding gap [ Toronto Star ] • Toronto transit dream...
By Matthew Blackett -
TAKE A GUESS: name this intersection, March 19th
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 -
Rolling out the West Toronto Railpath
At long last, the Railpath is coming! Well, construction will begin “later this year” according the press release (see below.) The West...
By Tammy Thorne -
Managing a restaurant’s waste is no cheap deal
I’ve worked a series of serving jobs in the GTA and noticed that when the dirty dishes went from the table to the dish pit, the remains all got...
By Julie Yamin -
TTC announces TRANSIT CITY plan
Today at City Hall, the TTC announced its intentions loud and clear: If Toronto is going to become the greenest and most sustainable city in North...
By Spacing -
Friday’s Headlines
• Far too big, too high, too close [ Toronto Star ] • Moscoe floats a parking tax [ Toronto Star ] • TTC plans light rail web [ Toronto...
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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...
By Dale Duncan
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered