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“To write history is to write against death.” —Michael Lynch

On failure (or, “a denial of waste”)

An urban automotive history reflection

Data collection for selected laneways of Briggs, Clara, Dean, Taylor, and Wallace-Midland in the St. David’s Ward Area

A Toronto laneway housing history

When Queen’s Park smothered Toronto’s Yonge

Looking back on the Yonge Street Mall, 1971–1974

Fixed-rail transit, Avenue Rd. at Bloor St., facing north, 14 September 1925
(source: City of Toronto Archives, series 71, s0071_it4039).

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On failure (or, “a denial of waste”)

An urban automotive history reflection

Data collection for selected laneways of Briggs, Clara, Dean, Taylor, and Wallace-Midland in the St. David’s Ward Area

A Toronto laneway housing history

On Fordism and gender

An urban automotive history reflection

From Motortown to Funkytown

Marking fundamental socio-political shifts in Detroit’s demise and Minneapolis’s mobilization

When Queen’s Park smothered Toronto’s Yonge

Looking back on the Yonge Street Mall, 1971–1974

Annex-University

An application of planning, activism and gentrified preservation

Nova heart of gold

The genesis and aftermath of Juneau’s policy on Canadian content