Whether it is the scouring of Ontario Place or the war against bikers, it seems the Ford government is getting away with just ...

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On July 2023, refugees from Africa, newly arrived in Canada seeking asylum and protection, camped and slept on the sidewalk ...

Public space is a dynamic and essential part of our collective urban experience. Streets, parks, plazas, and beaches serve as ...

On July 2023, refugees from Africa, newly arrived in Canada seeking asylum and protection, camped and slept on the sidewalk ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: With affordable housing debates raging, misinformation is everywhere. Trickle-down housing narratives loom large in the used-and-abused language littering media—with references to Alain ...

If writing about music is like dancing about architecture, and architecture about art is like Lego about crayons, then writing about architecture about ...

In the heart of Toronto, where the skyline glitters with glass and steel, a different kind of light flickers—a beacon of hope nestled within the embrace of a weathered two-storey church. Here stands ...

The more things change the more they stay the same. – Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr, 1849 Robert Moses is a controversial figure in urban planning ...

Colour, in winter, is precious. Wandering in the woods on a sun-hidden day, it’s easy to see the world the way the old black and white television ...

A project map circulated by Metrolinx shows that the Ontario Line subway’s Queen and Spadina station will be aligned with Queen Street and centred directly beneath the 501-510 streetcar crossing.

The Architectural Institute of British Columbia has transitioned its achievement awards to the Architectural Foundation of BC (AFBC). Since 2021, the rebranded AFBC has undertaken the program which ...