Paul Pinsker, now retired from the Engineering Department at Vancouver City Hall (his special focus was on parking standards), sent…

There are few better than Chris Leinberger (quoted in the post immediately below) at coming up with clever coinage.  His latest?…

They like it – a lot. In the current issue of UrbanLand, members of Urban Land Institute’s Transit-Oriented Development (TOD)…

Stephen Quinn pens a more serious column than usual in the Saturday Globe and Mail – and does a fine job…

According to this population and density map comparing the use of the B-Line with the rapid-transit lines, there is the…

Jeff Nagel reports on prospects for the new Transportation Minister, Mary Polak: Expect new Transportation Minister Mary Polak to offer…

The most important story with the least amount of coverage: Something extraordinary is happening when graphs of melting Arctic sea-ice…

From CMHC: The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) EQuilibrium™ Sustainable Housing Demonstration Initiative* is bringing world-class sustainable housing examples…

CarbonTalks at SFU asked two dozen thought leaders in government, business, academia and the non-profit sector what they thought about…

Namely this: From Green Building Advisor: … those ubiquitous red or green illuminated signs that direct our escape from a…

Not necessarily. From Atlantic Cities: If you want more affordable housing, you might guess that moving to the suburbs is…

Bob Rennie in the Huffington Post: The baby boomer is so automobile dependent because they needed it to socialize. Today…

Kevin Falcon’s legacy: Port Mann Bridge, almost finished. . What an icon!  Whatever else will be said about it, the…

Kiwi issue too: The Economist magazine this month rated New Zealand’s home prices as 66 percent overvalued when compared to rents,…