An Independent Review of Halifax’s CentrePlan: Jennifer Keesmaat
Jennifer Keesmaat, former director of planning for the City of Toronto, has conducted an independent review of the proposed Halifax...
Jennifer Keesmaat, former director of planning for the City of Toronto, has conducted an independent review of the proposed Halifax...
Yesterday Vancouver City Council approved the third phase of the Cambie Corridor plan, which will guide future growth along the...
Are neighbourhoods, cities, and regions taking a turn for the worse? Or are they relatively stable? I’m a co-investigator on...
Community Amenity Contributions (CACs) are one of the contributions developers are required to make in Vancouver to support affordable housing,...
Planning transportation and land use at a regional level is something that very few urban areas have done well. It’s...
Many congratulations to my colleague and co-conspiritor at SCARP, Dr. Cornelia Sussmann. Cornelia finished her Ph.D. this August, unfortunately (for...
Ah, the postwar era. So much blind optimism…so many planning mistakes. Back in the 1960s when highway building was de...
A couple of weeks ago, we had what was probably the two busiest weeks in SCARP history. Susan Fainstein was...
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...