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...
It’s end of term for those of us on semesters, and that means it’s evaluation time. Did you use Planning Canada:...
I’ll be live blogging from the Over the Line symposium today, a one-day symposium on race, place, and the environment...
The Canadian Institute of Planners (CIP) gives annual Awards for Excellence in 13 categories, including urban design, Aboriginal community planning and...
Internationally-renowned planning theorist John Friedmann passed away on June 12, 2017 in Vancouver. At 91, John was an honorary professor at...
As most of you know, I’ve just started a new position at the Dalhousie University School of Planning. I’ve often...
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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...
Public participation in planning processes is required by law, but it can be time-consuming, difficult and expensive. This year the...