In Toronto, if you are a cyclist, you’re political. So start acting like a diplomat out there on the road. (18)

In 2004, EYE WEEKLY's Shawn Micallef kicked off his Stroll column with a manifesto. Over the years his column has changed its name (to Psychogeography) but not its purpose — he wanders the city keeping his eyes on the details. This week, EYE WEEKLY and Coach... (1)

Our collective imagination tends to see us as the “city of neighbourhoods” which means, inevitably, houses on a grid of streets anchored by low-rise retail strips. Yet in between many of these well-known neighbourhoods are clusters of towers — vertical...

Exploring Toronto on your own is fine and good and often the preferred way of seeing the city. On occasion, though, it’s nice to be led around the city by somebody else. The best-led walks are intimate affairs: being taken around a neighbourhood by somebody... (1)

Out in the wilderness, spring comes slowly and gently: the buds and bulbs take their time appearing and sprouting up. But here in the city, spring hits fast and hard. The first warm day can, in mere hours, radically transform Toronto. Sidewalks will flood...

The Gardiner Expressway: eternal plague on Toronto’s waterfront; killer of the civic soul; slayer of our beautiful dreams. The Gardiner is our most guilty piece of infrastructure, culpable for so much we think is wrong in this city. All of this is... (2)