Ex-Vancouverite, now Hamiltonian Nicholas Kevlahan compares the two Canadian cities:
At first glance it might seem absurd to compare Vancouver and Hamilton. After all, Vancouver is a dense, vibrant city that is the economic and cultural centre of its region and province. However, the two cities are actually remarkably similar in population and both have well-defined geographic constraints.
And then, of course, Nicholas details all the policy and pragmatic differences that make thse cities such contrasting places. Very comprehensive, nicely illustrated and linked – and some helpful conclusions at the end. It’s all here.
