Vancouver: the rebellious teenager
Now that Vancouver is awash in Olympic madness, it’s time to reflect on the city and its unique personality: its...
Now that Vancouver is awash in Olympic madness, it’s time to reflect on the city and its unique personality: its...
The US mortgage crisis is having all sorts of spin-off effects on cities and regions, including differential growth patterns, a...
We live in momentous times: currently, a very significant piece of legislation is making its way towards adoption. I outlined...
This is an urgent call for my regular readers to participate in the fourth annual Homelessness Action Week in BC....
Many researchers are concerned about ethnic concentrations in our cities, particularly in the US. Researcher Rich Benjamin’s latest book Searching...
Vancouver is one of many cities built around a deep-water port. The land around the industrial port, False Creek, has...
Among my colleagues in urban planning, suburbia is seen as one of the most powerful forces shaping our towns and...
Housing and transportation infrastructure have made major impacts on the social and spatial geography of our towns and cities. While...
Kramer: What’s today? Newman: It’s Thursday. Kramer: Really? Feels like Tuesday. Newman: Tuesday has no feel. Monday has a feel,...