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Canadian Urbanism Uncovered

  • Squabble on the waterfront

    As usual, whenever there is talk about Toronto’s waterfront, sniping and mixed messages are sure to follow. In the Toronto Star today, Christopher...

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  • 12 Lessons from 12 Cities

    The Globe and Mail’s Tralee Pearce offers Mayor Miller some tips from other cities ranging from free wireless networks, public events, wind powered...

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  • Reading Toronto Spits

    Guest writer Chris Thomaidis has put up a series of posts on the Reading Toronto blog about the Leslie Street Spit/Tommy Thompson Park. He talks about the...

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  • Public space Saturday

    The Globe and Mail had a bunch of interesting articles today. The first article was about the number of stray cats running around in our alleys. Some say...

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  • The Bridge

    Shadowland, a neat theatre company located on our Toronto Islands, has some festvities planned for tonight called “The Bridge” on Ward’s...

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  • Get out of the city in the city

    Spacing managing editor Dale Duncan wrote the cover story for Eye Weekly this week, “Urban Escape: how to get away from the concrete grind without...

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  • Water Wars: From Durban to Toronto

    The Toronto Environmental Alliance, in collaboration with Gallery 1313, present: Water Wars: From Durban to Toronto A Public Forum with: Shelley Petrie...

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  • Flying the Blue Flag

    In the last two weeks, both Eye and NOW have covered the Blue Flag project going on at some of Toronto’s beaches. Spacing editor Dale Duncan also...

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  • Lakeside

    Our very smart friends over the Toronto Environmental Alliance are getting into the cultural game with the opening on their art show Lakeside. The event...

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