well it's not like anything catastrophic has ever come from assassinations in central europe

Exciting news everyone: Toronto has its own cheaper and way more aggressive version of The Bean—suck it Chicago!

Toronto: The Globe and Mail is seeking your memories of Raymond Moriyama's buildings, and your thoughts about preserving the 1960s Japanese-Canadian Cultural Centre. Please share. [No paywall.] theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/ar…

This is so cool. We can now access some of our city’s greatest attractions FREE with a library card, including the Aga Khan Museum, ROM, AGO, Black Creek Village, CN Tower, Science Centre, Ripley’s Aquarium, Toronto Symphony, Zoo, Hot Docs and more!
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Rainy night on campus

This is why the future of architecture is important; ppl trained/educated in architecture work/contribute to society in many ways beyond just being licensed; the world needs more ppl trained, educated, advocates in architecture.

If you can, and many could if they adapted just a little with a little guidance, take the GO train

Reece 🚇 This also shows how fragile the skeletal urban rail system à la canadienne is: one line goes down, and regional transit is paralyzed. No redundancy, no viable alternative to move as many people around.

Hey #BikeTO ! There will be a public meeting for the Lake Shore West Avenue Study on Thursday, May 23 (6:00 - 8:30 PM) at Lakeshore Collegiate (350 Kipling). Let's demand protected bike lanes for this corridor! #TOpoli #VisionZero #Etobicoke H/T Walk Toronto toronto.ca/city-governmen…

The Toronto Society of Architects (TSA) has announced the comeback of popular events that will be part of this year's edition of Doors Open Toronto.
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What’s fun about Jane Jacobs is that, just like any other religious text, you can actually read her however you want.

The funny thing is opponents to Kensington Market pedestrianization cited 'becoming/gentrifying like Yorkville' as a reason to not pedestrianize. However, Yorkville isn't even pedestrianized.

Every year tens of thousands of people choose Toronto as their new home.

We welcome all newcomers to our city & one way we celebrate them is at #TOnewcomerDay !

On May 23 join the fun, food & festivities as we welcome newcomers.

▶️ toronto.ca/NewcomerDay

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Doug Ford won’t rest until every plot of farmland in Ontario looks like this

Sometimes I like to think about who would be responsible for repairing this slope if we allowed apartments in Neighbourhoods. But, because of zoning, TRCA can study and save these private mansions along the ravine without me ever knowing. trca.ca/conservation/e…

Jocelyn Lambert Squires Reia is turning 20 soon 🌟 Originally a racetrack.

Hillcrest Racetrack opened in August 1912. Despite its name, it was located not on the crest or top of the Davenport hill but rather on the plain below the hill near the south-eastern corner of Davenport and Bathurst. After a few years the racetrack

It's a very important heritage building that we must preserve, but also we don't allow buildings like this anymore. Any lesson there? 🤔
'While the area is zoned for residential homes, the theatre has been able to operate because it was built before Toronto had zoning laws.'

6:15 pm on a Friday. Sidewalks packed and vehicles lanes empty. How have we STILL not increased the sidewalks or straight pedestrianized this stretch?