R.I.P. G.M.
General Motors, the world’s largest car manufacturer from 1931 to 2008, filed for bankruptcy today. In consequence of its receiving...
General Motors, the world’s largest car manufacturer from 1931 to 2008, filed for bankruptcy today. In consequence of its receiving...
Arthur Erickson, Vancouver architect and “Canada’s most famous architect”, died May 20th at age 84. Quickly following the death of...
Housing and transportation infrastructure have made major impacts on the social and spatial geography of our towns and cities. While...
A major governance change may significantly affect transportation decision-making in the Toronto region. Metrolinx, the Greater Toronto Transportation Authority formed...
A more nightmarish city than Las Vegas cannot possibly be imagined by contemporary urban planners. That is a strong statement,...
In an article in Saturday’s Globe and Mail, Jeffrey Simpson reports on a study on the factors that influence university...
Vancouver City Council recently directed staff to develop policy guidelines to let city dwellers keep chickens in their backyards, which...
Yesterday the School of Community and Regional Planning hosted a symposium called SustainaWHAT? SustainaHOW? The aim of the two-day event...
For the past few years there has been a remarkable amount of research looking at immigrant settlement patterns in Toronto,...
A company called Inrix analyzes over 30,000 road segments on more than 47,000 miles of the major highways in the...
