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Ever since City Council absent-mindedly agreed to let Astral Media redesign their information pillars last summer, and then realized how obnoxious they were once they started to be installed in the fall, it has been trying to find a way to rectify or at least alleviate the problem. The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee, toContinue readinghttp://spacing.ca/network/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2012/04/info_pillar_comparison2.jpg