Corridor planning with equity considerations
Yesterday Vancouver City Council approved the third phase of the Cambie Corridor plan, which will guide future growth along the...
Yesterday Vancouver City Council approved the third phase of the Cambie Corridor plan, which will guide future growth along the...
I’m live blogging today from the Dalhousie University SHIFT conference. This student-organized conference began Thursday March 1st and ends today. On...
I’m part of a research grant on neighbourhood changes in Canadian cities, the Neighbourhood Change Research Partnership, which examines the...
I’ll be live blogging from the Over the Line symposium today, a one-day symposium on race, place, and the environment...
Are neighbourhoods, cities, and regions taking a turn for the worse? Or are they relatively stable? I’m a co-investigator on...
It’s the beginning of the academic year for post-secondary students, and also the beginning of the application season for students...
Public housing developments across Canada have been targeted for redevelopment for a complex set of reasons: designed in the 1950s...
At the Dalhousie School of Planning, students in our Bachelor of Community Design have two chances to work on a...
As most of you know, I’ve just started a new position at the Dalhousie University School of Planning. I’ve often...
Last week, Vancouver City Council voted to remove the Georgia and Dunsmuir Viaducts, two remnants of 1950s transportation planning that...