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OP-ED: Building a waterfront together
City councillor Ausma Malik argues that Waterfront Toronto shows what can be accomplished when governments work together
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Beginning on Yonge
To a new arrival from Montreal in 1998, the vista up Yonge Street seemed endless, and so did the opportunities
By Brigitte Pellerin -
On the edge: Photographs of Toronto’s downtown waterfront
Photographer Steven Evans captures the varied aspects of Toronto's harbour
By Steven Evans -
Chinatown Memory Collectors
Reimagining community heritage through storytelling
By Simon Liao -
PODCAST: Spacing Radio 085, City accounting for global chaos
In this episode: Trudeau's urban legacy, Toronto's budget, and potential economic meltdowns
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OP-ED: Taking another look at who’s using bike lanes
Lanrick Bennett dispels some of the notions used to dismiss the value of cycling infrastructure
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When data beats gut feelings about traffic
What we can learn from the cities that implemented smart public transit
By Anna Artyushina -
The 2025 budget and Toronto’s bursting real estate bubble
City officials warned council for years not to get addicted to real estate-linked revenues, and now we're paying the price
By John Lorinc -
Look Back in Anger
The New Deal, touted as a game-changing agreement between City Hall and Queen's Park, hasn't delivered
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OP-ED: Why Toronto must act on Ombudsman’s recommendations on refugee shelter and housing
Toronto City Manager and City Council have made a mistake by refusing to endorse the recommendations brought forward by the Ombudsman regarding refugee shelter
By Alexandra Flynn and Elizabeth McIsaac -
Wheeling through Toronto with Albert Koehl
Sabat Ismail does a Q&A with the longtime cycling advocate about his new book
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PODCAST: Spacing Radio 084, Two housing carols
In this episode: two different perspectives on housing in Canada
By Spacing Radio
Canadian Urbanism Uncovered