Over the Line: A Conversation About Race, Place, and the Environment
I’ll be live blogging from the Over the Line symposium today, a one-day symposium on race, place, and the environment...
I’ll be live blogging from the Over the Line symposium today, a one-day symposium on race, place, and the environment...
The results of a two-year partnership, My Health My Community, give us a lot of insight into Metro Vancouver’s active...
There have been a few interesting articles lately discussing immigrants’ employment success in Canada. Last week, The Globe and Mail...
Two weeks have passed since the Vancouver Canucks’ Game 7 Stanley Cup loss to the Boston Bruins and the ensuing...
Vancouver has a lot of things going for it: beautiful scenery, coffee shops on every corner, and some fantastic local...
Filipino immigrants are a rapidly growing group in many Canadian cities: there are almost half a million Filipinos in the...
A couple of years ago, when I attended the Association of Collegiate Schools of Planning annual conference in Chicago, I...
Many researchers in Toronto have become experts at mapping the city’s spatial, cultural, ethnic, and political trends. A few years...
Sheng Zhong recently defended her PhD dissertation at UBC School of Community and Regional Planning. Last year at the Association...
I’m getting pretty tired of writing about great policies and projects that we’ve proposed in Canada, only to have to...