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Council Sidesteps Dog Decision
What is the public space conflict that arouses the most intense passions in the largest number of people? Is it cyclists versus motorists on our streets...
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Bye-bye, Monster Bins
The monster garbage bin project is dead! Well, almost. This week, the City’s Works committee agreed to begin the process for a fat-ass street...
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Ring Cycle: More Phone Numbers
In an email exchange with city staff regarding the previous post about missing rings from bike lock-ups, staff have told me the number to call regarding...
By Dylan Reid -
Missing rings from post
The blog bricoleurbanism.org is reporting that the metals rings from Toronto bike racks are missing along a stretch of Dundas St. West (just east of...
By Matthew Blackett -
Who You Gonna Call? Obstacle-Busters!
At the Toronto Pedestrian Committee in January, we heard a presentation from city staff about sidewalk obstacles (construction scaffolding, patios...
By Dylan Reid -
Petty Laws Week
London, Ontario city council has just passed a law banning under-18s from purchasing markers or spray paint without a parent or guardian present. Yes...
By Dylan Reid -
The Independent City
Our friends at Broken Pencil magazine, the Canadian indie culture standard bearer, are launching their new issue tonight with a little panel discussion at...
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Warbike in Ottawa
This is a last minute thing, but if anybody is in or going to Ottawa there is a conference underway looking at movement in cities. May 1-5, 2006 Cultures...
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Federal Budget Introduces Transit Tax Credit
Crossposted to Transit Toronto. The first budget of the newly-elected Conservative government, introduced yesterday, contained enough spending measures...
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condo BOOM! call for submissions
Multistory Complex and The Theatre Centre are in the process of putting together an exhibit that explores the marketing, development and impact of...
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SPACING: National Magazine Award nomination
Just a brief post to note that our Spring/Summer 2005 issue, “The History of our Future,” was nominated for Best Editorial Package in the 2006...
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SPACING: new issue release party Tuesday
Spacing Release Party When: Tuesday, May 2nd, doors 8pm Where: Gladstone Hotel • 1214 Queen Street West Who: DJ Chris Thinn How much: $10 includes...
By Matthew Blackett
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered