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The Dead Mall Society | Hazlitt
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Standing in the wreckage of these spaces unlocks a sensation people often crave, but can’t name.
Cities December 10, 2025 Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Lana Hall Lana Hall is a Toronto-based journalist with a particular interest in urban affairs. Her work has been published—or is forthcoming in—The Globe and... Recent articles We Are All Animals at Night Carolyn Figel “How’s everybody feeling today?” Aryeh asks the crowd of thirty-odd people gathered at a bus stop on the fringes of downtown Toronto. In response, there’s sparse, nervous laughter. “No, really,” says Aryeh. “What does it feel like to be alive today?” Horrible , whispers a woman behind me. Undeterred, Aryeh presses on. “We’re goi
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