A crack in the armour? Or a knight in armour?
Many have argued for broader public access to academic research. Few, however, considered it as important as internet activist Aaron Swartz....
Many have argued for broader public access to academic research. Few, however, considered it as important as internet activist Aaron Swartz....
I’m pleased to announce the call for papers for my upcoming edited book on Canadian planning. It’s been accepted by...
Researchers are often accused of working in “ivory towers” separated from the real world. Perhaps planning suffers less from this...
In what is possibly the biggest municipal story this year, Toronto mayor Rob Ford will be removed from office by...
Sinterklaas arrived in Amsterdam today, November 18th–not coincidentally, the same day as the Santa Claus Parade in many Canadian cities....
Anyone who’s visited Amsterdam could tell you that while it’s “the capital of European biking”, it has serious parking problems....
We’ve all read or heard about crumbling overpasses in Montreal, overburdened water treatment plants in Vancouver, and aging highways in...
Many congratulations to my colleague and co-conspiritor at SCARP, Dr. Cornelia Sussmann. Cornelia finished her Ph.D. this August, unfortunately (for...
The researchers at the Center for Neighbourhood Technology and the Center for Housing Policy have recently added to their impressive...
Settling into The Netherlands has been full of unexpected encounters and insights: waiting in interminable lines, adjusting to hordes of...
