A very late recap of 2022 in Metroscapes.
Tag Archives: Toronto
Yellow Creek and the Spark
Reflecting on a sort of 5 year anniversary, a milestone in the storytelling I do today.
2021 Metroscapes in Review
A review of walks and projects completed in 2021.
Climbing to the Next Level
Learning GIS will open up future opportunities to analyze metroscapes at a higher level.
Rail Deck Park: Priorities and Principles
Following defeat of the a vision for a Rail Deck Park, we should not consider this the end of securing bigger and better parkland in downtown Toronto.
#metroscapes 2020 in review
A review of new projects and walks achieved in 2020.
Crossing the Line
A detailed analysis of Toronto’s highways and railways, and their impact on walkability.
Parks and Pandemics: The Need for Open Space Laid Bare
I started walking around Toronto over 6 years ago, well before I started this site. As I started covering more of the city, I had a vision for what a top-tier trail system could look like, using and connecting the city’s ravines, utility corridors, shoreline and other open spaces. And I was groundtruthing how manyContinue reading “Parks and Pandemics: The Need for Open Space Laid Bare”
The Ins and Outs of Lake Ontario
Lake Ontario hit record water levels in 2019. This post breaks down the factors leading to it.
Pan Am Path: An Update on our Legacy
Reviewing the Pan Am Path, and the gaps that have been filled or remain after the 2015 games.
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