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JOHN LORINC COLUMN: An immodest proposal for the Gardiner
Cross-posted to Spacing Votes An immodest proposal for the Gardiner The depressing thing about this election is that the voters are being told...
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Building Blocks Exhibition
If you’re ever bored, or hiding from a rainstorm, go to the forth floor of the Toronto Reference Library and page through the city directories and...
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Give your 2 cents on the future of Lamport Stadium
Allan A. Lamport stadium is falling into disrepair, and the City wants to fix it. Problem is, as is the case with so many other things that need fixing in...
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Who wants to be mayor?
WHO WANTS TO BE MAYOR? Meet the Candidates Wednesday October 4, 7:30-9:30 pm St. Lawrence Centre, 27 Front Street East, 2 blocks east of Union Station The...
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Rivertown Fantasy
I awoke this morning to the sound of thunder and the deep hum of raindrops crashing through trees, knocking leaves to the ground. I walked out my front...
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Tungsten Arts at City Hall Speakers Corner
Spacing contributor, Eye Weekly editor, father and Passionate Torontonian Edward Keenan started this thing called the Tungsten Arts & Letters Society...
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Battle of the Brochures: Miller vs. Pitfield
Cross-posted to Spacing Votes I’ll be highlighting and critiquing some of the campaign literature I come across during the election. The graphical...
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What TTC shwag should look like
I’m jealous Marc Lostracco from Torontoist beat me to this — I’ve been thinking (and sketching) the designs I’d like to see on...
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Most popular posts of September on Spacing Wire
Today marks the return of our monthly feature: the most popular blog posts of the previous month. Transit, the Gardiner, and the upcoming election...
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Feds to discuss emissions with carmakers
From CBC.ca: Environment Minister Rona Ambrose will meet representatives of Canada’s car manufacturing companies on Tuesday in Ottawa, likely to...
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That Wonderful Nuit
Our path through Nuit Blanche began in Yorkville, where I gave a tour of some secret and not-so-secret parts of Yorkville early in the evening. On the...
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Nuit Blanche verdict: A contemporary art event with legs — but balls?
Well, I’m sorry I didn’t post on this yesterday, but frankly, in the spirit of all things Nuit Blanche-y (ie. staying up all night, seeing...
By Leah Sandals
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered