SHIFT: Streets
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 live blogging today from the Dalhousie University SHIFT conference. This student-organized conference began Thursday March 1st and ends today. On...
It’s fall, which means that my fourth year undergraduate planning studio at Dalhousie University’s School of Planning is working on...
In experiential learning, students work on a real-world project, building the skills they will need after graduation and contributing their...
Public housing developments across Canada have been targeted for redevelopment for a complex set of reasons: designed in the 1950s...
Yesterday urban planners Asher Mercer (Urban ID Consulting) and Edward Nixon (EN Consulting Group) hosted a walk along Queen Street...
As many of you know, I spent my undergraduate years at the University of Toronto, where I was enrolled in...
Many of you (hundreds, in fact) have been following my posts about the new SCARP/SALA building. As you know, Shape...
UBC’s School of Community and Regional Planning (SCARP) is finally getting what it deserves: a new building. As I wrote...
July 13th, 2009 was a long-awaited day for cycling advocates in Vancouver. The Burrard Bridge, one of three bridges connecting...
Among my colleagues in urban planning, suburbia is seen as one of the most powerful forces shaping our towns and...