Pro-bike but anti-pedestrian?
Cycling is growing in popularity every year, even in North America, where road engineering standards are often bike-unfriendly. Even in...
Cycling is growing in popularity every year, even in North America, where road engineering standards are often bike-unfriendly. Even in...
Many of you have been following this blog over the years to read about housing, transportation, and immigration issues in...
This year the City of Vancouver will be starting community plans for three neighbourhoods: Marpole, the West End and Grandview-Woodlands....
After weeks of predicting a tight race in Alberta’s provincial election, pollsters are scratching their heads. Articles such as “Wildrose on track...
Ever wondered about women’s role in housing trends in Canadian cities? Check out The rise of women’s role in society: Impacts...
It’s hard to believe that Jorge Amigo was once on the receiving end of so many cold shoulders from Vancouver...
Last spring, a rare atmosphere of youth activism emerged in Canadian politics. Spurred by Rick Mercer and young people at...
Public participation in planning processes is required by law, but it can be time-consuming, difficult and expensive. This year the...
After a special council meeting that lasted all day, Toronto City Council voted yesterday to restore proposed LRT lines to...
In my previous post, I wrote that many Canadians don’t know much about municipal planning processes, the implications of the...
