SCARP + SALA: our new building
UBC’s School of Community and Regional Planning (SCARP) is finally getting what it deserves: a new building. As I wrote...
UBC’s School of Community and Regional Planning (SCARP) is finally getting what it deserves: a new building. As I wrote...
Many researchers in Toronto have become experts at mapping the city’s spatial, cultural, ethnic, and political trends. A few years...
Having spent some time working in the US and frequently immersed in American academic journals and conferences, I am well...
Just a three months after Edward Jones released a report about the precarious state of the Canadian housing market, housing...
Sheng Zhong recently defended her PhD dissertation at UBC School of Community and Regional Planning. Last year at the Association...
Municipalities have become increasingly concerned about food security in the past few years. I’ve written before about Vancouver’s Food Policy Council...
The Canadian Census is a major source of data for any researcher in urban planning, sociology, economics, geography, linguistics, and...
“Why doesn’t the president of the United States ever get up and say, ‘You can be a full-fledged American citizen...
It seems that I may no longer have to answer the question, “Why are you doing a case study of...
rain: a type of precipitation that is common in Vancouver from September to May, but is not acknowledged by Vancouverites. Ex.:...
