Giant hairy-chested capital projects have an uncanny ability to commandeer public attention — the latest choice example, of ...

Spacing‘s executive editor Dylan Reid and senior editor and political columnist John Lorinc are co-editors, along with ...

What has recently been dubbed the “Sunlight” mural hung on the facade of the spray-drying tower at the historic Lever ...

See our Launch and Introduction about the launch of the © Urban Cartoon Syndicate and the announcement by CityHallWatch. *** ...

At a time when Washington has launched a scorched earth attack on virtually all federal climate policies, the Ford government ...

There was a burst of side-taking last week after the ever-green topic of improving access to Toronto’s pre-eminent public ...

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Two dedicated community organizations, Friends of West Toronto Rail Path and Angry Locals, are coming together to host a ...

When Spacing’s publisher Matt Blackett suggested an issue about collectors, I was skeptical. Was this really going to capture something essential about Toronto that would engage readers? But as soon ...

In British Columbia, democracy is being redefined—not through elections or referendums, but through legislation with quiet names and sweeping consequences. Bill 13 and Bill 15 are not household names, ...

Ontario superior court justice Paul Schabas this week granted an interim (“interlocutory”) injunction preventing Queen’s Park from ripping up three Toronto bike lanes pending a final decision, and the ...