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• Mot de la redaction
• Du côté des fellows
• L’étagère du planificateur
• Condensé des recherches en urbanisme 

• Par Laura Chow, Craig Brown, Emily Peterson,and Michael Schwandt

• Par Tracey Wade

• Par Richard Laszlo and Tonja Leach

• Par Eric Doherty

• Par Melissa Jort-Conway and Birgit Isernhagen

• Par Krista Macaulay

• Par Kate Macmillan and Joseli Macedo

• Par Tara Lynne Clapp, Megan Gereghty, Olimpia Pantelimon, Carla Stewart, and Brenda Wallace

• Par Odessa Cohen

• Par Jane Welsh

• Par Jeffrey R. Brook, Dany Doiron, Allan Mckee, and Eleanor Setton

• Mot de la redaction
• L’ICU Honneurs et Prix
• Du côté des fellows 
• Condensé des recherches en urbanisme
• L’étagère du planificateur

AUTOMATION, TELEWORK AND THE GIG ECONOMY

• Par Marc Frenette, René Morissette, Yuri Ostrovsky, et Grant Schellenberg

 
LAND USE PLANNING IN A POST-PANDEMIC WORLD

• Par Eric Aderneck

 
REBOOTING THE WAY WE PLAN FOR WORK

• Par Melanie Hare

 
NEIGHBOURHOOD POCKET PARKS AS CATALYSTS FOR SOCIA-ECONOMIC RESILIENCE

• Par Gloria Venczel

 
THE EVOLUTION OF EMPLOYMENT LAND

• Par Antony P. Lorius

 
CHALLENGES OF GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT AMIDST THE HOUSING CRISIS

• Par Casandra Begin et Hena Kabir

 
WORLD VIEWS ON WORK

• Par Glenn Miller

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STRENGTHENING CONNECTIONS ACROSS URBAN CANADA

• Par Jennifer Barrett

MODERNIZING CANADA PARKS PERMITS 

• Par Tessa Fortier, Daniel Mercer, et Allison Donnelly 

BRINGING BACK THE NIGHT  

• Par Sheena Jardine-Olade, Nicole Ives-Allison, et Martyna Turczynowicz 

FROM CARROTS TO COMMUNITY GARDENS 

• Par Karin Kliewer 

LETTING GO 

• Par Erik Backstrom et Carley Holt 

ÊTRE DE SON TEMPS 

• Par Julie Ozell 

A VOLUNTEER’S GUIDE TO PLANNING IN CALGARY 

• Par Edward Spink et Adetoun Osuntogun 

PRACTICING EXCLUSION 

• Par Cara Chellew 

RECONCILIATION THROUGH PLACEMAKING 

• Par Perry Stein, Jillian Bracken, et Andrew Malcolm 

LES JEUNES AGISSENT SUR LEUR MILIEU DE VIE 

• Par Julien Voyer

REINVENTING THE FAMILY FARM 

• Par Pamela Duesling, Emily C. Sousa, et Wayne Caldwell 

A FRESH TAKE ON ENGAGEMENT 

• Par Katie Price et Joanna Burris 

MUNICIPAL FUNDING FOR THE NONPROFIT SECTOR 

• Par Dominique Clément 

Also in this issue:

• Editors’ Note
• Fellows' Corner
• Planning Research Digest
• Planner's Bookshelf

• Par Kamala Todd

• Par Jonathan Boron, Katherine Levett, et Myfannwy Pope

• Par Francis Kodjo Kwashie

• Par Cecille de Laurentis

• Par Rahma Siad-Togane

• Par Sinovuyo Lehlohonolo Mnyanda

• Par Shannon Holness

• Par Livia Balone, Felipe Canavera, et Jason Syvixay

• Par Darrien Morton, Zoë Mager, Michael Redhead Champagne, Nigaanii Wabiski Mikanak Ogichidaa

• Par Darrien Morton, Zoë Mager, Michael Redhead Champagne, Nigaanii Wabiski Mikanak Ogichidaa

• Par Leslie Kern

• Par Thea Kurdi et Anika Abdullah

• Par Tiffany Muller Myrdahl

• Par Jason Syvixay et Lyla Peter

• Par Kamala Todd

• Mot de la redaction

• Du côté des fellows

• Condensé de recherches

• Bookshelf

• Par John G. Jung

• Par Ashita Parekh et Stuart Hamre

• Par Pino Di Mascio

• Par Guy Baeten

• Par Carol Bergum

• Par Leon de Vreede

• Par Eric Aderneck

• Par Marleen Morris, Julie Good, et Greg Halseth

• Par Eleanor Mohammed

• Mot de la redaction
• Du côté des fellows
• Condensé de recherches en urbanisme
• Planner’s Bookshelf

• Par David J. Connell

• Par Emma Drake, Sara Epp et Wayne Caldwell

• Par Emily Hansen, Naomi Robert et Kristi Tatebe

• Par John Steil

• Par Adam Wright

• Par Katherine Levett, Sean Markey, Ryan Gibson, Kelly Vadden et Bojan Furst

• Par Ian Walker et Roza Tchoukaleyska

FORWARD PLANNING

LESSONS FROM GREEN CITIES OF EUROPE

• Par David Witty

• Mot de la redaction
• Du côté des fellows
• Planner’s Bookshelf

• Par Madalena Harreman-Fernandes and Ahmed El-Geneidy

• Par Tania Wegwitz

• Par Preston L. Schiller

• Par Ren Thomas

• Par Paul Pentikainan

• Par Michelle Berquist

• Par Orly Linovski and Nadia Galati

• Par Stephen Oliver

• Par Alexander Bigazzi and Elmira Berjisian

• Par Janelle Lee and Carolyn Kim

• Message du comité de redaction
• CIP Awards
• Du côté des fellows
• Planner’s Bookshelf

• par Martine August et Giuseppe Tolfo

• par Stacey Forrester

• par Robin Koning, Andrew Martin, et Penny Gurstein

• Par Erkin Ozberk

• par Erin Stapleton

• par Rukshan de Silva

• par Anne Totten et Mikimo Terashima

• Mot de la rédaction
• Du côté des fellows
• Planner’s Bookshelf

• par Reiner Kravis et Joshua Engel-Yan

• par Carla Stewart et Matt Osler

• par Leslie Shieh et Jessica Chen

• par Brian Doucet

• par Victor Ngo

• par Élyse Comeau

• par Mohammad Qadeer et Sandeep Agrawal

• par Lance Berelowitz

• Mot de la rédaction
• Du côté des fellows
• Planner’s Bookshelf

• par Victoria Angel

• par  Kevin E. Jones et Vanessa Zembal

• par Donald Luxton

• par Richard Krehbiel

• par Nick Pryce

• par Regula Modlich

• par Sandeep Agrawal 

• par Dominique Clement 

• par Ola Malik et Stacy McFarlane 

• par Antonella Ceddia 

• par Jacquelin Pegg et Rosemary Bennet 

• par Robert A. Philp

• par Renee Vaugeois 

• par Signe Leisk et Sophie Moher 

• par Raphael Fischler 

• par Becky Loi, Vivan Accioly-Games, Jeff Henry, et Ashley Rudkevitch 

• Mot de la rédaction
• Du côté des fellows
• Planner’s Bookshelf

• par Patrick Stewart, Luugigyoo (Nisga`a), PhD, Architect AIBC, MRAIC, LEED®AP et Eladia Smoke, KaaSheGaaBaaWeak (Anishinaabe), OAA, MRAIC, LEED®AP

• par Shelagh McCartney D.Des. OAA, MRAIC, Elizabeth Atlookan, Louie Sugarhead, Jeffrey Herskovits, et Kathryn Trnavsky

• par Madeleine Koch MCP, MCIP Candidate et Janice Barry PhD, MCIP Candidate

• par Alexis Miller MCP, Nathan Roth MPlan, et Frank Palermo FCIP LPP, FRAI

• par Sheri Longboat PhD

• par Marine Plan Partnership for the North Pacific Coast (MaPP): John Bones BA, MSc, Charles Short BSc, MSc, et Steve Diggon BES, MSc

• par Katerina Kwon MCIP, Thomas Gunton MCIP, RPP, Murray Rutherford MCIP, RPP, et Taylor Zeeg MCIP, RPP

• par Alanna Mitchell, Pamela Shaw PhD, MCIP, RPP, FRCGS, et Devon Miller, MSc, LEED AP ND

• par Leonie Sandercock PhD, Leona M. Sparrow BA, MA, LLB et Jeff Cook MCIP, RPP

• par Denise Piché MPs, MUrb, PhD

• par Perry Stein MA, BA, Scotty Many Guns, Andrew Malcolm RPP MCIP, BA, Neil Mirau, et Chelsea King

• par Leanne Martinson, Connie Jasper et Trish Osterber

• Message de la présidente
• L’actualité des urbanistes
• Message du comité de rédaction
• Du côté des fellows
• Planner’s Bookshelf

• par Enid Slack, PhD

• par Brian Conger MPP, RPP, MCIP et Almos Tassonyi PhD

• par Melville McMillan PhD

• par David Amborski MSc, MA, MCIP, RPP

• par Amrita Singh PhD

• par Matti Siemiatycki PhD

• par Craig Binning MPhil et Jaclyn Hall, BURPI

• par Heather Chisholm MSc, RPP, MCIP et Tom Beck MScPl, RPP, MCIP

• By Kim Fowler MCIP, RPP

• Message de la présidente
• L’actualité des urbanistes
• Message du comité de rédaction
• Q&A with … Jay Wollenberg
• L’acquisition du savoir
• Du côté des fellows

• By A.J. Diamond MCIP, RPP

• By Shana Johnstone EAC, BCSLA, candidate member PIBC

• par Katherine Laycock BA, MSc

• par Bryce Sharpe et Wayne Caldwell MCIP, RPP

• par Jenna Mouck MCIP, RPP

• Le mot de la présidente
• Échos de l’ICU
• Le mot de la présidente du comité de rédaction
• Du côté des fellows
• Nouvelles des comités
• Des nouvelles dignes d’intérêt
• Planners' Bookshelf

• par Stephen Yu BA, Courtney Laurence BA, MA, etSandra Shanoada BSc

• par Andrew Farncome MCIP, RPP et Gary Wilkins, MCIP, RPP

• parJohn van Nostrand  Arch, OAA, FRAIC, FCIP
• carte par Chris Brackley

• par Amanda Taylor and Jill L. Grant, FCIP, LPP

• Le mot du président
• Échos de l’ICU
• Le mot de la présidente du comité de rédaction
• Du côté des fellows
• Nouvelles des comités

• par Ellen Whitman, Eric Rapaport MCIP, RPP,et Kate Sherren

• par Kara Van Myall MCIP, RPP

• par Robert Patrick PhD, MCIP, RPP et David Espeseth

• par Cara Fisher

• Le mot du président
• Échos de l’ICU
• Le mot de la présidente du comité de rédaction
• L’acquisition du savoir
• L’urbanisme chez nous et à l’étranger
• Du côté des fellows
• Nouvelles des comités
• Planners' Bookshelf

• par William Trousdale, MCIP, RPP, Rob Smailes MCIP, RPP, Anthony Kittel MCIP, RPP, Lorien Nesbitt, et Michael J. Meitner

• par Devin Causley MCIP, RPP

• par Kevin Hanna PhD, Mark Seasons PhD, FCIP, RPP, Ann Dale PhD, Pierre Filion PhD, MCIP, RPP, et Chris Ling PhD*

• par Cara Fisher

• par Heather Dorries

• Le mot du président
• Échos de l’ICU
• Le mot de la présidente du comité de rédaction
• L’acquisition du savoir
• L’urbanisme chez nous et à l’étranger
• Du côté des fellows
• Planners' Bookshelf

DESIGNING NEW NEIGHBOURHOODS
A learning journey that started with a bus

• par Beth Sanders MCIP, RPP et Kalen Anderson MCIP, RPP

LET THEM EAT CAKE!
A foray into new forms of citizen engagement

• par Molly Johnson et Jason Prince

REVITALIZATION IN DOWNTOWN WINNIPEG

• par Jino Distasio, PhD et Scott McCullough, MCP

• Le mot du président
• Correspondances
•  Échos de l’ICU
• Christine Helm célrébre ses 25 ans au sein de l’ICU
• L’urbanisme chez nous et à l’étranger
• Du côté des fellows
• Planners' Bookshelf
• L’acquisition du savoir

• Re-situating Indigenous Planning in the City by Ryan Walker, MCIP, RPP and Hirini Matunga
• Indigenizing and Decolonizing An Alliance Story by Aftab Erfan and Jessie Hemphill
• Who Makes the Decisions? First Nations Land Use Planning Issues and Governance Trends by Ken Cossey, MCIP, RPP
• Planning for PipelinesThe Carrier Sekani Experience by Jaime Sanchez, MCIP, RPP and Angel Ransom, MCIP, RPP
• By the North, For the North Stakeholder-Driven Planning in the Thompson Region, Manitoba by Michelle Drylie, MCIP, RPP, Charlene Lafreniere, Freda Lepine, Hilda Fitzner and Jim Beardy
• Giving Voice to All Traditional Syilx wisdom and practice shape contemporary community planning in the Penticton Indian Band’s CCP by Marena Brinkhurst, Elaine Alec and Anona Kampe
• Six Nations of the Grand River Territory and the Grand River Notification Agreement Towards Consensus in Land Use and Environmental Planning by Charles Hostovsky, PHD, MCIP and Paul General
• Indigenizing Planning Education, Decolonizing Planning Practice First Steps by Leonie Sandercock, Jeffrey Cook, MCIP, RPP, Leona Sparrow and Larissa Grant

• The Online Public Engagement "Ecosystem" What's Out There and What to Use by Robyn Spencer
• Placespeak 21st Century Innovation in Public Participation by Maureen Mendoza
• From Climate Change Plans to By-Laws, It's Time to Act The sea level rise (SLR) zone adaptation by-law - New coastal development regulation: SLR by-law by Sebastien Doiron, MCIP, RPP
• Thund Bay's Spirit Garden Incorporating Cultural Values into Project Design by Katherine Dugmore, MCIP, RPP
• Planning Healthy Suburbs by Jill L. Grant, FCIP, LPP, Heidi Craswell, BSC, MPLAN, and Leah Perrin, BA, MPLAN
• How the War of 1812 Defined Ontario by Janis Fedorowick, MCIP, CSLA, RPP

• Maufacturing Genius Loci? Design Codes and the Challege of Place-Making by Justin Webber, BA, MA, Dip Urb Des
• Planning vs. Human Rights? The Case of Minimum Separation Distances by Lilith Finkler, PHD
• Say Goodbye to Small Retail: Should We Care? by Don Alexander and Pamela Shaw
• Airport Integrated Land Use Planning: Lessons from Leduc Alberta by Ken Woitt and Sam Sugita, BSc, MCRP
• Parklets - Planningwith Place-Making in Mind Rationale and Strategy for Municipal Planners by Chris Larson, BSc, MCP (candidate) and John Guenther, MA, PhD, MCIP

• Urban Amnesia:The Fate of Habitat ’76 by Don Alexander, BA, MA, PHD, MCIP
• Planning in the Absence of Traditional Growth: The Story of Saint John, New Brunswick by Liora Freedman, MCIP, RPP and Cyndi Rottenberg-Walker, MScPI, MCIP, RPP
• Planning for the Long Term: Regulating for Resilience by Jill L. Grant, FCIP, RPP
• From the High Water Mark to the Back of the Fish Flakes: The Purposeful Evolution of Cities by Beth Sanders, MCIP, RPP
• From Codified Ethics to Co-Created Ethos: Staking Common Ground in Uncertain Timesby Ian Wight
• Reducing Ecological Footprint through Public Artby Ugo Lachapelle
• What Do We Know About the Provision of Parks in Our Cities? A Methodology for the Classification of Urban Parks Using GIS and Remotely Sensed Data by Philippe Apparicio, Anne-MarieSéguin, Jonathan Denis-Jacob and Thi-Thanh-Hiên Pham

• Urban Sprawl—The Price is Wrong by Pamela Blais, PHD, MCIP, RPP
• How the Creative Economy is Transforming Downtown Brantford by Mark Gladysz, MCIP
• City Planning as Ideology and Practice by Dr. Earl A. Levin
• Planning by Design in Community—Making Great Places? By Ian Wight, PHD, MCIP
• The Perfect Storm—Lessons from the Vancouver Olympic Village by Alex Taylor, MCIP and Christine Callihoo, MCIP
• Bolstering the Role and Influence of Watershed Report Cards in Planning by Barbara Veale, PHD, MCIP, RPP
• Research Note: A History of Canada’s Utopian Communities—A Legacy of Jeanne Wolfe, CM, FCIP by Beth Moore Milroy, PHD, FCIP and Brian Osborne

• Getting To Minus 80: Urban Form Strategies for Measurably Achieving Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Targets by Elisa Campbell and Jackie Teed
• Planning the Energy Resilient Community by Brent Gilmour, Jessica Webster and Taylor Zeeg
• Lessons Learned from Canadian Municipal Climate Change Adaptation Case Studies by Gregory R. A. Richardson and Donald S. Lemmen
• Toronto’s Climate Change Initiatives: Overview, the Toronto Green Standard and The Green Roof Bylaw by Joe D’Abramo and Lawson Oates
• Scenario Planning As a Tool to Ensure Robust Adaptation: Experiences from Whitehorse, Yukon by Ryan Hennessey
• Low Carbon Community Development in the Caribbean by Darwin Horning, Michel Frojmovic and Marcelle Linton
• Climate Change and a Small Mountain Town: Visualizing a Rural Community’s Climate Impacts, Adaptations and Mitigation: City Of Kimberley, KCAP and CALP by Ellen Pond, Olaf Schroth, Sara Muir-Owen, Troy Pollock and Ingrid Liepa
• Book Review - Agricultural Urbanism: Handbook for Building Sustainable Food & Agriculture Systems in 21^st Century Cities by Meredith Seeton

• How Cities Renew by Richard Florida
• Rediscovering the Wealth of Places: Cultural Mapping and Cultural Planning in Canadian Municipalities by Greg Baeker
• Cultural Industries and Urban Regeneration in Hoxton/Shoreditch, London by Jonathan Denis-Jacob
• The Emergence of a Creative Enterprise District – Toronto’s Liberty Village by Reid Henry
• Can We Have a “Creative City” Without Forgetting Social Cohesion? Some Avenues of Reflection by Juan-Luis Klein and Diane-Gabrielle Tremblay
• Artist Live/Work Space: Best Practices and Potential Models by Michelle Geneau, Karin Kronstal, Gill McGinnis and Brendan Sutton
• Planning for the Creative Economy: The Live Music Scene in Halifax by Jill L Grant, Jeffry Haggett, and Jesse Morton
• Culture, the Arts and Newfoundland Place-Making by Dennis Knight
• Planners Work in Mysterious Ways...Literary Tourism and the Imagination by Rae Bridgman
• Book Review – A Reader in Canadian Planning: Linking Theory and Practice, Edited by Jill Grant Reviewed by Pamela Shaw
• The Learning Curve: Can You Plan for Creativity? by Daniella Fergusson

• “Rural” Planning in an Urbanizing Region by Kyra McCardle
• Tomorrow’s Transportation Demographics: Youth and Young Adults by Ren Thomas
• Transforming Industrial and Commercial Landscapes by Greening the Business Bottom Line Partners in Project Green: A Pearson Eco-Business Zone by Chandra Sharma
• Transportation Reframed: Creating the case for Complete Streets Policies by Stephen Hill and Steve Disher
• New Strategies for Consultation: The Jasper Experience by Pamela Sweet and Andrew Sacret
• Healthy Cities/Communities:An enduring approach to linking urban planning and citizen health by Victoria Barr and Jodi Much
• The Evolving Nature of Agricultural Production: Implications for Planners by Wayne Caldwell
• “The Ideal Urban Form” by Chris Turner
• L'acquisition du savoir: Aller de l'avant par Daniella Fergusson

• Food System Planning: Moving Up the Planner’s Ladders, by Jerome L. Kaufman
• Canadian Approaches to the Preservation of Farmland, by Wayne J. Caldwell and Claire Dodds-Weir
• Planning for Sustainable Livestock and Agricultural Development in Manitoba, by Sheri Grift
• Farmland Protection and Sustainable Urban Communities in Ontario, by John Turvey and Barbara Konyi
• Securing British Columbia’s Agricultural Land through Effective Growth Management: The Fourth Decade of
• Agricultural Land Reserve, by Gary Hall
• Farm Subdivisions: Preserving Farmland and/or Exurban Amenity Space? by Eric Gallant and Gerda R. Werkele
• Planning for Urban Agriculture, by Janet Oswald
• Toronto’s Green Roof Policy and Rooftop Food Production, by Penny Kaill-Vinish
• Food Security on Campus, by Christine LoScerbo and Pamela Shaw
• “Alternative” Food Outlets and Their Relevance to Policy and Planning Decisions, by Jessica Wegener
• A Greener Revolution: An Argument for Vertical Farming, by Gordon Graff
• Monitoring Food Security in Nuntsiavut, Labrador, by David C. Natcher, Larry Felt, Andrea Procter, and the Nunatsiavut Government
• Urban Planning for Food Security: Reinventing City and Countryside with Jane Jacobs, by Tom Agnotti
• Book Review – The Long Emergency: Surviving the Converging Catastrophes of the Twenty-First Century by James Howard Kunstler, Reviewed by Ken O’Brien
• The Learning Curve: Food For Thought, by Adam Cooper

• Discussing the Northern Ontario Growth Plan, by Heather M. Hall
• Planning for Source Water Protection by Robert Patrick
• New Urban Planning Means Being “Proactive”: Learning Points from the Field of Strategic Environmental
• Assessment by Bram Noble and Jill A.E. Harriman
• Urban and Regional Planning in Atlantic Canada’s Amalgamated Municipalities by John Heseltine
• The Print Media and Planning by R. Christopher Edey
• Social Capital – A Planner’s Primer by Kevin Hanna and Ann Dale
• Ending the Homelessness Phenomenon in Toronto: Thoughts for Planning by Olusola Olufemi
• Historic Villages: Saving in Action by Sheng Ying
• The Legacy of Colonel Jack Allston, FCIP by Ken O’Brien
• The Learning Curve CIP’s National Annual Conference:AKA the Handover by Adam Cooper

• Building on Traditions of the Past: The Rise and Resurgence of First Nations CCP, by Jeffrey Cook
• Comprehensive Community Planning in the Atlantic Region: Where We Go From Here, by Tracey L. Wade
• The Need to Do More: Advancing Planning with First Nation Communities, by Laura Mannell and Heather Ternoway
• "Hith Alis Lax Gwa-yas-dums" : Moving from Crisis to Hope at Gwa-yas-dums Village, Gilford Island, BC, by William Trousdale, Jeffrey Cook and Chief Bob Chamberlin
• First Nations Comprehensive Community Planning - A Good Investment for Canada, by Colin Harivel and Colette Anderson
• Why Hire a Planner? by Wes Shennan
• Intergovernmental Community Planning: The Sliammon First Nation and City of Pwell River Experience, by Stephen Gallagher
• First Nations Urban Reserves in Saskatoon: Partnerships for Positive Development, by Lorne Sully, Livia Kellett, Joseph Garcea and Ryan Walker
• The Path Forward: First Nations Land Use Planning as a Unifying Community Process, by Rahul Ray and David Harper
• Ts'enwecw Te TmiCW - Our Sacred Land, by Catherine Berris, Charlene Higgins and Chief Mike Retasket
  Evolution of Corporate Models in First Nation Communities, by John Curry and Han Donker
• The Learning Curve: Recognizing Urban Aboriginal Populations in Canadian Cities, by Amie Baker

Celebrating Best Practices of Indigenous Planning - additional online articles

• The Changing Legal Landscape for Aboriginal Land Use Planning in Canada, by Richard Krehbiel
• Accelerating to Action: An Implementation Toolkit for Community Plans, by Dan Yarymowich
• Young Aboriginal Voices in Planning - A First Nations Planner Speaks About Building Capacity in Comprehensive Community Planning, by Meagan Wilson
• Governance and Treaty Making - The Tticho Land Use Plan, by Eddie Erasmus, Andrea Nokleby and Margaret Kralt
• The United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples - As a Global Strategic Plan, by Patrick Kelly
• The First Nations Comprehensive Community Plan Process: Potential Impediments to Success, by Christine Callihoo
• Defining Aboriginal Populations: The Forecasting and Planning Challenge, by Colette Isaac and David J. Stinson
• Nunavut Land Claims Agreement Section 11.4.1(a): A New Focus for Planning in the Territory, by Vicki Mark

• Obituary - R. Norman Giffen, FCIP
• All eyes are on Ontario as it implements the Growth Plan for the greater Golden Horseshoe
• Bracing for the Demographic Tsunami: How will Seniors Fare in an Aging Society?
• Calgary: Maintaining Design Integrity in Rapid Growth
• Vancouver's Evolving Visions: The Next Era of Achievement
• Québec 2008: Taking back the shores of the St. Lawrence River
• Putting design back into city planning: a three-step recovery program
• The Learning Curve: Moving the Profession into a Greener or More Environmentally Responsible Existence / L'acquisition du savoir : Amener la profession vers une existence plus verte et plus respectueuse de l'environnement
• Book review: Multiple Victories

• Allston Obituary
• Living with population growth and decline
• Planning in a Declining Region
• Planning Challenges in Thunder Bay: optimism amongst demographic and economic shifts
• Multi-Tasking Planners
• Development in Peripheral Canada: Oxymoron or Reasonable Policy?
• Refereed Paper - Planning Practice and the Shrinking City: Reversing the Land Use Allocation Model
• The Smart Growth Gap
• Immigrants' Needs and Public Service Provisions in Peel Region
• The Learning Curve: Changing it Up / L'Acquisitions du Savoir : Le changement à valeur ajoutée
• Planned Creativity / Créativité planifiée

• Olympic Balance: What Vancouver-Whistler Can Learn from Beijing by David Luchuk, Xu Qing and Wu Xiaojing
• Taking the Measure of the Games: Lessons from the Field by Charles Heying, Matthew J. Burbank and Greg Andranovich
• EXPO’98: From Idea to Legacy by Carlos Balsas
• The 2010 Winter Olympics: The Role of Planners in the Economic Realm by Eric Vance
• Legacy of Grandeur: the 1976 Olympic Games by Jeanne M.Wolfe
• A Framework for Measuring Olympic Sustainability by Julia MacKenzie
• 2005 World Expo in Aichi, Japan: An Environmental Challenge by Sylvie Grenier
• Urbanité Exchange Choosing the Site for Expo 67 by Guy Legault
• Urban Planning and Ethnic Diversity: Toronto and Tel Aviv by Oren Yiftachel and Itzhak (Kiki) Aharonovitz
• Formation of an Ethnic Enclave: Process and Motivations, by Sandeep Kumar and Bonica Leung
• Great Canadian Transit Abroad:A Personal Perspective, by Richard von Fuchs
• Rethinking the Public Interest as a Planning Concept, by Jill Grant