February 19th, 2008
Toronto Tuesday : Mapping income, Paris subway intervention and sustainable transportation plans
By Thomas-Bernard Kenniff // No Comments
Each Tuesday, Spacing Montreal will share with you some posts from our sister blog, Spacing Toronto. We hope it will enable constructive dialogue on the urban issues faced by both cities, though we’ll settle for some witty jibes against la Ville reine in the comments.
Mapping our urbanism. Part VI of a series of maps looking at watersheds, water mains, snow ploughing, language and city limits in Toronto. This new post looks at income distribution.
I can feel it coming in the subway tonight … In a series of reports on public happenings and interventions around the world, Dylan Reid posts another recorded impromptu performance, this time in the Paris subway. A quick browse for interventions in the Montréal metro yielded this video from March 2007.
Sustainable transportation plans galore. Spacing Toronto reports on the new London, England, walking and cycling plan. Also the GTTA (Greater Toronto Transit Association) which has been renamed Metrolinx (lots of discontent on this one!) is looking for public feedback on sustainable transportation issues.
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