In this walk, roll, and talk, Artmap visits two of their most-loved public art spaces, each commissioned 10 years apart: ...

Last April, shortly after Vancouver’s by-election, I turned the result into a game. It was admittedly a geeky one. Going into ...

This op-ed launches our pre-election discussions of key issues ahead of Toronto’s October 26 municipal election. Our election ...

First: a little rant about Doug Ford’s island airport expansion plans, which have (at least for now) been grounded. Next, the ...

Lisa Ditschun is an artist, urbanist, educator, and PhD candidate at Trent University whose ongoing research-creation project, Cities for Seven Generations, examines relationships to place, memory, ...

“We hope that, beyond the revelations themselves contained in this book, the methods used to arrive at those revelations will also leave their mark. New collaborative models and innovative ...

See our Launch and Introduction about the launch of the © Urban Cartoon Syndicate and the announcement by CityHallWatch. *** Related Readings: Can Eby Manage Growing NDP Divisions on LNG and Pipelines ...

Many of us want more sustainable, safe, affordable and accessible homes. Despite zoning and land use changes to allow multiplexes and small apartment buildings in more places, the reality is that such ...

Signs of change. Greenwich Village: A local record store carrying the name of the street (Left), turned into a global chain's mermaid (Middle). Williamsburg: A tech giant's super discreet logo (Right) ...

Read part 1 of this conversation. Sabat Ismail (SI) met with Rachel Wang, Sylver Sterling, and Jess Nachman, creators and editors of the Journey Lines zine, to discuss the zine and its launch. The ...