Using videos in planning education
Planning education reaches far beyond the classroom. As practicing planners, we need to make sure that residents, business leaders, and...
Planning education reaches far beyond the classroom. As practicing planners, we need to make sure that residents, business leaders, and...
Social justice issues have been headline news in the past year, from the Women’s March on Washington in January 2017...
It’s a bad week for chief planners. Following last Tuesday’s news that Halifax chief planner Bob Bjerke lost his job,...
Public housing developments across Canada have been targeted for redevelopment for a complex set of reasons: designed in the 1950s...
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In this week’s New York Times Retro Report, Clyde Haberman explored the unrealized population explosion predicted by biologist Paul Ehrlich. Ehrlich’s...
You’ve spent several few hours of your time attending public meetings hosted by your municipality on the development of a...
Today, Toronto City Councillors received a staff report that could have major implications on a longstanding issue: what to do...
As a planner educated in British Columbia, there are number of things about Ontario’s system that make little sense to...
Community Amenity Contributions (CACs) are one of the contributions developers are required to make in Vancouver to support affordable housing,...