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Future of Gardiner report to be made public
Cross-posted to Spacing Votes A report commissioned by the City of Toronto on what to do with the Gardiner Expressway is about to be made public at the...
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Miller campaign embraces My Space, You Tube
cross-posted to Spacing Votes — post by Josh Hume David Miller has joined the ever-expanding legion of self-promoters by establishing his own...
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Spacing and Daily Dose of Imagery present… pt. II
City Hall • photo by Sam Javanrouh • see it larger Spacing asked Sam Javanrouh of Daily Dose of Imagery a few months ago to take the cover photo...
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You gotta fight for your right to arty
Used to be that things had to come to blows to decide who was the best artist in the land. You know, it was all about art oligarchy and art coups to...
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Pedestrian advocate resigns in frustration
Long-time pedestrian advocate Helen Riley, one of the activists who was instrumental in getting a Pedestrian Charter for Toronto, resigned her post as...
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Branding a place
Back in July I was asked by new media marketing guru Eli Singer to make a presentation about the success of Spacing subway button collection. I took part...
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Green space for the living
Last week, the Toronto and East York Community Council shot down a plan to build a 24,000-square-foot visitation center in Mount Pleasant Cemetery. This...
By Dale Duncan -
Come fly with… my art.
It’s short notice, but don’t we all sometimes need a deadline to work its production magic on us? October 2nd (yes, that’s next Monday...
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Spacing and Daily Dose of Imagery present…
Toronto’s Old City Hall • photo by Sam Javanrouh • see it larger Spacing asked Sam Javanrouh of Daily Dose of Imagery a few months ago to...
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BikeFriday rides again
Get ready to roll! This Friday is the 2nd BikeFriday. Back on August 25th, Joe Travers of bikingtoronto.blogspot started an initiative to get people...
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Future Billboards and Missing Toronto
Last night I saw the new movie Children of Men — it’s about a dystopian Britain in 2027 where all the women are infertile, so the human race...
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Spacing election issue at Word on the Street
Cross-posted to Spacing Votes On Sunday, Spacing will have a booth at Word on the Street, the huge book and magazine festival that takes over...
By Spacing
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered