The Greenest City 2020 Action Plan: a lesson in communication
You’ve spent several few hours of your time attending public meetings hosted by your municipality on the development of a...
You’ve spent several few hours of your time attending public meetings hosted by your municipality on the development of a...
The results of a two-year partnership, My Health My Community, give us a lot of insight into Metro Vancouver’s active...
The City of Toronto officially opened separated bike lanes on Sherbourne Street in June 2013. Six months later, The Grid...
A couple of months ago, I reported that vehicle licensing rates among youth and young adults in British Columbia had...
This week, the Toronto Region Board of Trade and Ontario Chamber of Commerce urged government to raise taxes to support...
Those of you following my blog have seen some of my recent writing about Dutch culture, as I navigate the...
Researchers are often accused of working in “ivory towers” separated from the real world. Perhaps planning suffers less from this...
Anyone who’s visited Amsterdam could tell you that while it’s “the capital of European biking”, it has serious parking problems....
Cycling is growing in popularity every year, even in North America, where road engineering standards are often bike-unfriendly. Even in...
In the past ten days, US policymakers seem to have achieved the impossible. On March 11, 2010, US Secretary of...