There’s nothing even the least bit surprising about the fact that cities, or urban affairs more generally, have had so little ...

The Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) is more than just a means to a destination, it is also a shared space where passengers ...

Nathan Phillips Square is one of Toronto’s most iconic landmarks – its open plaza and the modernist curves of City Hall are ...

With Vancouver’s by-election behind us, the post-mortems have begun—and this one might be more fun than most. One thing was ...

Since the last Ontario provincial election in 2022, Toronto has been powerfully affected by the actions of Premier Doug ...

In this episode, with the election just weeks away, Spacing Senior Editor John Lorinc helps us weigh the pros and cons of the ...

The virtual exhibition that accompanied Part 1 of my article on Micklethwaite Studio’s photography for Consumers’ Gas included a wide range of subject matter. There is, however, more variety in the ...

Nathan Phillips Square is one of Toronto’s most iconic landmarks – its open plaza and the modernist curves of City Hall are ...

The lack of housing was so acute in Toronto in 1944 that the acting mayor, Robert H. Saunders, posted notices in newspapers warning families not to move to Toronto. This newspaper ad is included in an ...

In the face of the relentless ratcheting up of the Trump administration’s economic assault on Canada, we’ve seen basically three types of government responses: almost immediate and very specific ...

Canada is acting quickly to reposition our trade economy to become more resilient, diverse and self-reliant. We need a similar re-calibration of Canada’s housing system to address our deepening ...

Though it seems like an eternity ago, Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives circa 2023-24 desperately wanted this election to be about the ruinous cost of housing (and Justin Trudeau, of course). Poilievre ...