Dylan Reid
Executive Editor at Spacing Magazine
City man: Toronto (Spacing magazine), walking (both action and policy), Renaissance urban history (CRRS).
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3 days ago |
spacing.ca | Dylan Reid
A Vision for Pedestrian-Filled StreetsOn the last Sunday in April, thousands of people flooded downtown Toronto for the Khalsa Day parade, celebrating the Sikh New Year and the establishment of the Sikh community in 1699. Since beginning in 1986, Toronto’s Khalsa Day parade has grown into one of the city’s largest annual events, closing major streets like Lake Shore Boulevard, York Street, University Avenue, and Queen Street West.
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1 week ago |
spacing.ca | Dylan Reid
When Spacing’s publisher Matt Blackett suggested an issue about collectors, I was skeptical. Was this really going to capture something essential about Toronto that would engage readers? But as soon as we started to get pitches, I was converted. It was delightful to get to know the interesting characters who are driven to bring together related artifacts, and to see what their collections reveal about distinctive slices of Toronto that we might otherwise overlook.
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1 month ago |
spacing.ca | Dylan Reid
Since the last Ontario provincial election in 2022, Toronto has been powerfully affected by the actions of Premier Doug Ford’s Conservative provincial government. Ford himself represents a Toronto riding, and it’s often said that he is acting like he regrets not being mayor of Toronto, a position he ran for unsuccessfully before becoming premier. His close involvement in Toronto issues certainly suggests this idea.
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1 month ago |
spacing.ca | John Lorinc |Dylan Reid
In case you missed it, the Toronto Star‘s Ben Spurr on the weekend published a deep dive into the brawl that took place at Moss Park Arena — not on the ice, but between the local councillor, Chris Moise, and the volunteers on the arena’s board of management.
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2 months ago |
spacing.ca | Albert Koehl |John Lorinc |Dylan Reid |Peter MacCallum
It’s a good time to re-think our imports from the U.S., but not just because of tariffs. We can certainly do without the tactics increasingly common in politics and exploited by Donald Trump: bullying adversaries; making outrageous claims; scapegoating the vulnerable; dismissing research as fake news, and using the courts to intimidate rivals.
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