Cityscape

Toronto’s music community is throwing a picnic in honour of these Gardiner pillars

The concrete monoliths are not an obvious choice for civic celebration, but to the artists playing the Pillars Picnic their demolition represents how we treat our concrete heritage

May 29, 2019

Samantha Edwards

Cityscape

Hidden Toronto: the end of Jim Addisons temple of treasures

It was a mad, sad weekend when the vast trove of treasures found by the late Jim Addison was auctioned.

May 05, 2019

Richard Longley

Cityscape

What is Toronto’s heritage worth?

Our definition of heritage must be broadened to embrace Indigenous history and the cultures of every part of the planet that Torontonians come from

Feb 21, 2019

Richard Longley

Cityscape

Future of Yonge-Dundas fixture remains in a state of disarray

After discussions about turning 38-40 Dundas into a music incubator in 2015, the city has yet to realize the potential of lands expropriated at iconic corner in the late 1990s to make way for Yonge-Dundas Square redevelopment

Dec 17, 2018

LORYSSA QUATTROCIOCCHI

Cityscape

Hidden Toronto: Ghosts of Toronto past

Discovering the bones of a city much livelier than you might have imagined

Sep 28, 2018

Katherine Taylor

Cityscape

Hidden Toronto: our annual summer ode to the city’s best-kept secrets

NOW's guide to the city's most mysterious places just got bigger

Jul 26, 2018

Richard Longley

Cityscape

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