WHAT: Release party for Spacing's 2nd national issue WHERE: CSI Annex, ground floor (720 Bathurst, 1 block south of Bloor) WHEN: Thursday. Feb. 16th, 8pm-1am COST: free! (mags for sale for $5) RSVP: Feel free to let us know you're coming at our Facebook listing Come out to celebrate the new edition of Spacing, the magazine's second national issue. We are taking over the ground floor of the Annex location of the Centre for Social Innovation. We'll have a DJ playing music, a photobooth station, lots of merchandise and back issues. We've also secured a handful of awesome prizes to be raffled off. You'll be able to win stuff from these retailers and businesses:  Gladstone Hotel (free night's stay), Curbside (bike lights), Bike Union (year membership), Autoshare (family car-sharing membership), Stasis Preserves (jams), Outer Layer (gift card for cool tchotchkes), True North Climbing (gift pass), Blue Banana (gift pack), Midoco (gift card for art supplies), Kula Yoga (month of classes), and Carrot Common (event rental space). And more to come!

WHAT: Spacing's 2nd national issue release party WHEN: Friday February 3rd, 2012, 9pm-1am WHERE: Canvas Lounge (99 Powell St. in Gastown) HOW MUCH: free! (mag costs $5) RSVP: Let us know if you can come at our Facebook event listing The editors of Spacing and contributors of Spacing Vancouver are excited to announce that the magazine will host a release party at the Canvas Lounge in Vancouver to celebrate the publication of the newest national issue. We will have some fun activities and a few door prizes. This event is held in conjunction with the annual conference for the Canadian Association of Planning Students (CAPS).

WHAT: Spacing's 2nd national issue release party WHEN: Friday February 3rd, 2012, 9pm-1am WHERE: Canvas Lounge (99 Powell St. in Gastown) HOW MUCH: free! (mag costs $5) RSVP: Let us know if you can come at our Facebook event listing The editors of Spacing are excited to announce that the magazine will host a release party at the Canvas Lounge in Vancouver to celebrate the publication of the newest national issue. We will have some fun activities and a few door prizes. This event is held in conjunction with the annual conference for the Canadian Association of Planning Students (CAPS). This is the first of a few release parties we will host across. Details of our Toronto event (and possibly Ottawa and Montreal) will come next week. For those of you with friends and colleagues in Vancouver, please pass this event onto them. You can forward them our Facebook event listing, too.  

Probably the most asked question Spacing has received in relation to our Toronto subway button/magnet series is this: "When will you be making buttons for Montreal's Metro system?" The time has come. The beautifully retro designs of 25 central Metro stations can now be shown off on your lapel, bag strap, or on your fridge. Spacing is now offering our readers a chance to buy a set of 25 one-inch magnets or buttons! For $25 you get a set of buttons and for $30 you get a set ...

Spacing is happy to launch our new line of products: just in time for the holiday season: the Rob F#*king Ford buttons & magnets! In his first year as mayor, Ford (and his sidekick brother) has put his foot in his mouth too many times to remember. To both mourn and memorialize this chaotic time at Toronto's city hall, we've produced five buttons/magnets that poke fun at this city's mayor. You can buy a pack of buttons for $10 and a pack of magnets for $15. You can also buy individual buttons and magnets from the set. GO TO OUR E-STORE TO BUY THESE PRODUCTS! The following is a list of stores in Toronto selling the buttons and magnets:

Across the Spacing urban blog network each week we're asking our readers in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal, Otttawa, and the Atlantic cities to let us know their favourite things about their respective city. THIS WEEK: What is your favourite pedestrian bridge(s) in Toronto? If possible, please provide a link to a photo you are commenting about. We suggest using Flickr as the photographers that use this site usually provide the best quality images ...

WHAT: Spacing's release party for the FOOD issue WHEN: Tonight at 7:30pm - October 25 at 1:00am WHERE: No One Writes to the Colonel, 460 College St. COST: $8 (gets you copy of issue) There will be a DJ, some local food to taste, and a handful of activities. - - - - - - - Come out and celebrate the release of Spacing's 22nd issue. In our cover section our contributors tackle a variety of food-related issues such as farming in hydro corridors, how suburban strip malls are the new home ...

WHAT: Spacing's release party for the FOOD issue WHEN: Monday, October 24 at 7:30pm - October 25 at 1:00am WHERE: No One Writes to the Colonel, 460 College St. COST: $8 (gets you copy of issue) There will be a DJ, some local food to taste, and a handful of activities. - - - - - - - Come out and celebrate the release of Spacing's 22nd issue. In our cover section our contributors tackle a variety of food-related issues such as farming in hydro corridors, how suburban strip malls are the new ...

WHAT: Yes In My Backyard festival WHEN: Saturday, October 22, 11am-4pm WHERE: 401 Richmond St W. [ Urbanspace Gallery & Studio 119 ] COST: free FACEBOOK: check out the event listing YIMBY provides a social space for people and groups involved in grassroots, locally-driven community development to gather, exchange ideas and strategies to effect change, and imagine their future city. It's a chance to celebrate achievements and identify new challenges and opportunities, in an atmosphere focused on listening, learning and engaging. This one-day event invites community groups ...

WHAT: Spacing's release party for the FOOD issue WHEN: Monday, October 24 at 7:30pm - October 25 at 1:00am WHERE: No One Writes to the Colonel, 460 College St. COST: $8 (gets you copy of issue) There will be a DJ, some local food to taste, and a handful of activities. - - - - - - - Come out and celebrate the release of Spacing's 22nd issue. In our cover section our contributors tackle a variety of food-related issues such as farming in hydro corridors, how suburban strip malls are the ...