Spacing Toronto

After the City took away the shelter at Dundas and Sherbourne, the ripple effects extended across Moss Park

By Daysha Loppie

After 100 years of regulating roads in Ontario, the coming discussion over e-scooter regulation shows there's still much to learn

By Glenn Miller

Ingrid Buday argues that Toronto has a noise problem that impacts our health, and needs to seize an opportunity to address the issue.

By Ingrid Buday

Urban Design

The new name, “Sankofa,” asks that we learn from the past instead of glorifying individuals

By Cheryl Thompson

Podcast

In this episode: how the magazine began at a picnic table, and former Toronto Mayor David Miller on Spacing's impact

By Spacing Radio

Politics

A veteran of local and national political communications listens to Toronto's new mayor and hears a refreshing message

By Patrick Gossage

Walking

On the 10th anniversary of Walk Toronto's foundation, Dylan Reid looks at 10 good things that happened for walking in Toronto in the past decade.

By Dylan Reid

Politics

Six months into her term, the new mayor mulls over how she plans to reallocate the billions saved in new deal with the province

By John Lorinc

The public should be allowed to weigh in on choosing among the shortlisted names for this significant public space, says Dylan Reid

By Dylan Reid

History

Jamie Bradburn charts the glory years of rival department store Christmas displays and their modern variations.

By Jamie Bradburn

Transit

Instead of stepping up enforcement, the mayor needs to take bold steps to fix the King Street transit corridor

By John Lorinc

Urban Design

Mayor Chow needs to show that she understands the city's public washroom deficit and is prepared to do something about it

By Jessie Ye