From Atlantic Cities: … we won’t need traffic lights at all (or stop signs, for that matter). Traffic will constantly…

Vancouver now has 84 gas stations, down from 328 in 1970 – with only two left on the downtown peninsula.  Brian…

An occasional update on items from Motordom – the world of auto dominance. _________________________________________________________ . NO MORE ROADS Charles Marohn’s…

From James Kunstler’s “Eyesore of the Month“: Family Fun Walk on a nine-laner, anyone? Welcome to the Enviro Nirvana of…

Another insightful column by Charles Marohn in Better! Cities & Towns: A STROAD is a street/road hybrid; the futon of…

Whether Toronto, New York – or now Sydney, the pattern is clear: whenever the central cities decide to make decisive…

Ian Fisher comments on the item – It’s Time to Love the Bus – in Annals of Transit below.  It’s…

An occasional update on items from the Transit City. ______________________________________________________________ . PRESENT TENSE, PAST From Governing: America is experiencing what…

The City of North Vancouver is currently undertaking a review of its Official Community Plan – or in less bureaucratic…

Over on the west coast, another pop-up park opened on March 4 – this time in Silver Lake, an inner…

The Unthinkable is getting thought a lot more these days as the Impossible becomes practical: taking road space in high-traffic…

BC Business Magazine occasionally brings together a panel of experts to discuss a topic – in this case the region’s…

How badly?  That’s the questiion asked at the end of a first-class piece on the population capacity of a place…

The Tyee is running a series authored by UBC professor of Landscape Architecture Patrick Condon drawing from the book A Convenience…