Archive for January, 2009
An errand that most people wouldn’t bat an eyelash to include into their daily schedule had me planning my day around it.
You see, I had to make my way ...
On Thursday, January 29 (7:30 PM, at the Freed Orman Centre of Assumption University), the Humanities Research Group at the University of Windsor are hosting "Last Harvest: From Cornfield to New ...
Our post today comes from local blogger Victoria Rose, who writes regularly in her blog My Local Food. A self-avowed locavore, Victoria cherishes and champions all that is local. A trait that ...
Once you get beyond the hokey production quality, the hippy host and "Patty The Weather Girl", there's some great discussion going on in this episode of TVSet, a community access television show that has been around for 18 years in Portland, Oregon.
On January 10 the long-running public affairs ...
I know - it seems like we're being innundated with this "PsychoGeographic Walk" that Phog, Spacing, International Metropolis and ScaleDown brought you at the end of December. Tom over at Phog Lounge has been posting the numerous videos that he took (here, here and ...
Windsor City Planner Thom Hunt is in the studio today.
I'm pretty sure regular ScaleDown readers know how we feel about the discipline of urban planning and the role our built environment ...
I came across another couple of great resources that I didn't know about. I know this is a lot fo regurgitation again but, hey, thats my way of blogging
www.thenaturalstep.org
This brought me to the Alberta site based on the natural step ...
Hey, Dennis, you still believe that the DWBIA was wrong to even ask the University to come downtown?
Highlights:
Ryerson's $23-million purchase of Sam the Record Man's landmark site will enable the school to build a new library and expand onto the city's most important street, while also revitalizing ...
