Why your vote counts
Two weeks ago, after the Conservatives’ budget triggered a non-confidence vote, a federal election was called for May 2, 2011....
Two weeks ago, after the Conservatives’ budget triggered a non-confidence vote, a federal election was called for May 2, 2011....
Filipino immigrants are a rapidly growing group in many Canadian cities: there are almost half a million Filipinos in the...
A couple of weeks ago, we had what was probably the two busiest weeks in SCARP history. Susan Fainstein was...
As promised, new Toronto mayor Rob Ford has taken significant steps to kill Transit City, Toronto’s plan to build several...
On February 3rd, SCARP held its 60th Anniversary Gala at the Four Seasons Hotel in Vancouver. Over 300 people turned...
Many of you (hundreds, in fact) have been following my posts about the new SCARP/SALA building. As you know, Shape...
For the past three years, SCARP has been honoured to have high-profile planning scholars with us for one week under...
New Toronto mayor Rob Ford has been making headlines: and not in a good way. Ford has long been a...
About a year ago, I wrote extensively about Bill C-304, the much-needed Act to ensure secure, adequate, accessible and affordable housing...
In mid-October, in between the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning (ACSP) conference in Minneapolis and a much-anticipated trip to...
