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@lanrickbennett.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 11:52 AM

#IdeasAtWork for #TOpoli

‘How well does local democracy work in Canada? For five years, the (CMB) partnership has been building the evidence needed to answer that question, bringing together more than 40 researchers from over 25 universities, municipal organizations, and civic partners.’

@lanrickbennett.bsky.socialSep 14, 2026, 11:40 PM

#IdeasAtWork

Giving my good friend @katemulligan.bsky.social some additional #Amplification

Department of Neighbouring

via @thestar.com

@lanrickbennett.bsky.socialSep 14, 2026, 11:04 AM

#IdeasAtWork

Excited to take part in my first @mpactmobility.bsky.social with @uoftcities.bsky.social

MW08 - Port Lands to Ravines: Climate-Ready, People-First Infrastructure in Toronto

h/t @evergreencanada.bsky.social @waterfrontoronto.bsky.social #BikeTO
www.mpactmobility.org/conference/c...

Map of Toronto with a highlighted route for today’s rideMW08 - Port Lands to Ravines: Climate-Ready, People-First Infrastructure in Toronto * US$65 AICP CM 3.0 See up-close how Toronto is reshaping former industrial lands and natural corridors into climate-resilient, people-first public spaces on this 20 km (12 mi) bike ride. At the Distillery District and Evergreen Brick Works, explore examples of adaptive reuse as placemaking. At Biidaasige Park in the Port Lands, learn how flood protection and the re-naturalization of the Don River have unlocked new development and a new approach to design. You'll also experience downtown's cycling infrastructure as you learn about cycling network expansion and plans for the integration of active transportation with major transit investments, including the Ontario Line. Hear from planners, community leaders, and project partners about implementation challenges, trade-offs, and lessons learned. Get to know some great places in Toronto and take home insights about how public realm investment drives community health and economic vitality. Note: this description updated July 23, 2026, to reflect actual length of the bicycle ride, which will pe 20 km (12 mi), not 11.5 km (7 mi) as originally indicated.
@lanrickbennett.bsky.socialSep 11, 2026, 7:37 PM

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What can you do when you place human movement over space for cars?

NOW OPEN: Hudson Square Plaza hudsonsquarebid.org/neighborhood...

'Traffic Got Evicted' via @streetfilms.bsky.social bsky.app/profile/stre...

@lanrickbennett.bsky.socialSep 10, 2026, 1:10 PM

#IdeasAtWork

Public Trust is presented by @thebentway.bsky.social in partnership with The Waterfront BIA and in collaboration with the Toronto Public Library and Harbourfront Centre

Tuesday, September 15, 2026
6:00pm–7:30pm
Fort York

Cc: @planningtoronto.bsky.social
#TOpoli

Anna Gallagher-Ross • 1st ..• × Director of Programming at The Bentw... 11m • 6 I'm looking forward to being in conversation with Paul Ramirez Jonas as we celebrate the Canadian premiere of Public Trust, presented by The Bentway, and kicking off at the Fort York Branch of the Toronto Public Library on September 15 as part of "Celebrate Democracy." We'll talk about Paul's terrific body of work, and the possibilities that emerge when everyday acts of exchange become opportunities to imagine new social contracts. Tickets are going quickly, so get one while you can. It's a fantastic opportunity to hear from this brilliant artist. https://Inkd.in/gMR6eAWu Join us on September 15, or catch Public Trust at one of its multiple stops along the way. With gratitude to Sarah Yaffe, Nan Davies, and the entire Fort York Branch Team! Public Trust is presented by The Bentway in partnership with the The Waterfront BIA and in collaboration with the Toronto Public Library and Harbourfront Centre Artist Talk with Paul Ramirez Jonas - Toronto Public Library tpl.bibliocommons.comFEATURED Artist Talk with Paul Ramírez Jonas Tuesday, September 15, 2026 6:00pm-7:30pm Fort York