Treading a new path: Indigenous planning at SCARP
The multitude of planning concerns faced by Aboriginal communities across Canada hit national headlines a few weeks ago when Attawapiskat,...
The multitude of planning concerns faced by Aboriginal communities across Canada hit national headlines a few weeks ago when Attawapiskat,...
Talk about timing. A few weeks ago, in time for provincial elections in Ontario, Manitoba, PEI, and Newfoundland and Labrador,...
The City of Vancouver Housing and Homelessness Strategy, approved Thursday July 28th, is a bold move in the context of...
Two weeks ago, after the Conservatives’ budget triggered a non-confidence vote, a federal election was called for May 2, 2011....
About a year ago, I wrote extensively about Bill C-304, the much-needed Act to ensure secure, adequate, accessible and affordable housing...
Many researchers in Toronto have become experts at mapping the city’s spatial, cultural, ethnic, and political trends. A few years...
Just a three months after Edward Jones released a report about the precarious state of the Canadian housing market, housing...
“Why doesn’t the president of the United States ever get up and say, ‘You can be a full-fledged American citizen...
I’ve often felt that homeownership is not the rosy American Dream that it claims to be. I find homeownership limiting,...
As many of you know, there have been some very interesting developments in American cities over the past couple of...