Toronto Public Space Committee

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In this spot on column, @alexbozikovic.bsky.social cites the "To the Loo!" design competition we co-sponsored. The winning design and runners up will be featured in our next issue. It would be fantastic if they ended up featured in an actual Toronto park. www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/artic...

Is Toronto’s public design in the toilet?

The city’s plan to repair and replace 125 public washrooms is a rushed, one-size-fits-all approach that misses an opportunity to showcase design

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Introducing our next TO the Loo! jury member: Reza Nik (he/they) is a licensed architect, artist, educator and community builder in Toronto. He is the founding director of SHEEEP and is an Assistant Professor in the Teaching Stream at the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Architecture.

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We're excited to introduce our next jury member for TO the Loo! Meet Nyasha Harper-Michon, an ‘Archtivist’ whose work centers on building equitable, resilient, and regenerative cities through sustainable urban development, leadership, and community-planning. www.publicspace.ca/competition

TO the Loo! Design Competition

The Toronto Public Space Committee is launching a global design competition to imagine the future of public washrooms. We invite you to propose design solutions for inclusive, innovative public washro...

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The Dufferin & Bathurst bus priority lanes are the only way to break the transit death spiral in Toronto. They must happen & the mayor needs to make sure they’re a raging success. Mission critical as future fixes rely on their success. My column this week. Pls read n share.

Shawn Micallef: How this transit plan could finally make ‘Sufferin’ Dufferin’ a thing of the past

There are 'RapidTO' plans to create transit priority lanes on Dufferin as well as Bathurst streets.

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🚶‍♀️✨ This is your official Jane’s Walk Toronto 2025 Festival Schedule! From panels and film screenings to over 140+ community walks — this city is moving, and we’re inviting you to walk with us. 📍April 26 – May 4, 2025