SCARP Affordable Housing Symposium
No matter what your profession, you’ve probably been to your share of conferences. From professional to academic, trade shows to...
No matter what your profession, you’ve probably been to your share of conferences. From professional to academic, trade shows to...
A couple of years ago, when I presented the results of my Masters thesis on the social travel patterns of...
This is an urgent call for my regular readers to participate in the fourth annual Homelessness Action Week in BC....
Many researchers are concerned about ethnic concentrations in our cities, particularly in the US. Researcher Rich Benjamin’s latest book Searching...
Health care is a polarizing issue; it always has been. Because it is a service that is offered privately in...
In the last few months we’ve seen the birth of another useless media term related to urban planning: “shovel readiness”....
There is a lot of debate out there about whether or not there are schools in Canada equivalent to the...
In a previous post, I joked about the obvious discrepancies in funding between humanities/social sciences and natural sciences…and I say...
Some photos of the new Canada Line on Sunday August 23rd, on the first weekend after its opening: 1. The...
Housing has for decades been a major component of economic growth–and economic decline–in Canada and the US. The recent economic...
