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Embracing the ‘opposition’
A conference I’m attending in May* that revolves around the increasing urbanization of the world and related issues, asks the question “How can citizens most effectively be involved in this massive re-shaping of the urban environment?” As it happens, this … Continue reading
Posted in change, communication, community, NIMBY, urban planning, urbanism
Tagged communication, community, NIMBY, social change, urban planning
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Walkability + Livability
I think a lot about the question of what might make my neighbourhood livable and thriving long term. And how does that relate to affordability? And the environment? I’ve been trying to get my mind around some of Jane Jacobs’ … Continue reading
Posted in affordability, gentrification, neighbourhood, Roncesvalles Village, Toronto, uban planning, urbanism, Vancouver
Tagged affordability, gentrification, livability, Toronto, walkability
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