Featured articles include:

• It's not enough to just preserve farmland anymore: Balancing farmland protection with on-farm diversification for agricultural viability
  BY PAM DUESLING, RPP, EMILY C. SOUSA, AND WAYNE CALDWELL, RPP
• Meaningful interdisciplinary work is key to solving complex issues
  BY SHANNON BAKER, RPP, AND EHA NAYLOR, RPP
• It's time to ReThink Zoning in Canada
  BY LISA D. ORCHARD
• Linking rural planning and agri-food systems
  BY WAYNE CALDWELL, RPP, NATASHA GAUDIO HARRISON, SHANLEY WESTON, AND REGAN ZINK
• Implementing on-farm diversified uses and agriculture-related uses in comprehensive zoning by-laws
  BY BOBBY GAUTHIER, RPP, ROB RAPPOLT, RPP, AND MATT RODRIGUES, RPP
• Preparing for growth: Fostering partnerships between school boards and municipalities
  BY CASSANDRA HARMS, CHRISTOPHER HARRIS, AND ERIC MILES, RPP
• ...and much more!

Featured articles include:

• OPPI's Top 10 Housing Supply & Affordability Recommendations
• New Foundations in the City of Barrie
  BY MICHELLE BANFIELD, RPP
• A case for transit-oriented transit
  BY SEAN HERTEL, RPP
• Shifting our thinking on how to tackle the housing crisis
  BY BRAD BRADFORD
• Planning for cemeteries as community assets and green infrastructure: What the pandemic revealed
  BY NICOLE NATALIE HANSON, MCIP, RPP
• Tiny but mighty villages: Homes for Heroes Foundation's approach to housing Veterans experiencing homelessness
  BY JILL MACDONALD AND MICHAEL FLOWERS
• Equitable access and enjoyment of green spaces
  BY SKY CARVILLE, ALISON LUMBY, AND ANDRIA SALLESE, RPP
• Radial development strategy: The answer to the future realities of South-Central Ontario Growth
  BY DALE TAYLOR
• The only law that really matters: An interview with Kerry-Ann Charles-Norris about sustainability and Indigenous wisdom
  BY CAROLYN CAMILLERI
• ...and much more!

Featured articles include:

• The changing premise of urban planning
  BY DAVE HARDY, RPP
• Embedding the principle of "Do No Harm" into planning practice
  BY LEELA VISWANATHAN, RPP
• The value of qualitative research and community engagement in planning
  BY IZABELA MOLENDOWSKI, RPP
• What is good planning? If the public consistently disagrees, have planners failed?
  BY GLENN MILLER, RPP AND GORDON HARRIS, RPP
• Event barns: Good or bad for the Golden Horseshoe?
  BY PAM DUESLING, RPP
• Building a community hub: From concept plan to implementation
  BY SONJA MACDONALD AND PAUL SHAKER
• Cultural planning in the everyday
  BY CHRISTY CHRUS, RPP
• The future is not the past: Challenging the use of historical propensities to determine future housing mix
  BY KEVIN EBY, RPP
• ...and much more!

Featured articles include:

• Building a city for everyone: Kitchener's approach to breaking down barriers through technology
  BY GARETT STEVENSON, RPP, MCIP, AND MARGARET LOVE
• Using technology to boost participatory planning
  BY SONJA MACDONALD AND PAUL SHAKER, RPP
• Technology helps define neighbourhood character: Kitchener's comprehensive neighbourhood planning approach
  BY MICHELLE DRAKE, RPP
• Mapping for collaboration and data-driven policy
  BY KARA NAKLICKI, RPP, PHILIP PARKER, AND BILL WARREN
• Waterloo Region shows that solving climate change is a winning economic development approach
  BY KATE HAGERMAN, RPP, AND KATE DALEY
• Online community consultations: Revisiing the challenges experienced and the opportunities embraced during the pandemic
  BY REKA SIVARAJAH
• Green development standards
  BY ROB RAPPOLT, CHRISTINA SCHWANTES, AND ANDRIA SALLESE, RPP
• ...and much more!

Featured articles include:

• Economic development and sustainability
  BY LIDY ROMANUK
• Fast-tracking to sustainable rental housing: Belleville's new affordable rental housing CIP
  BY STEPHEN ASHTON, RPP, RORY BAKSH RPP, MONICA BELLIVEAU, RPP, AND DESTA MCADAM, RPP
• Fluxing: Ontario on-farm diversification during COVID-19
  BY PAM DUESLING, RPP
• Addressing equity through community improvement plans
  BY REBECCA CONDON, RPP, AND DAVID FITZPATRICK, RPP
• Nurturing independent business success on main streets
  BY JUDY MORGAN, RPP
• Assessing rural municipal climate change planning in Ontario
  BY DAVE GUYADEEN, RPP
• Line of sight: Asset management planning
  BY AIYSHA SYED-ALI
• Sustainability for foresight
  BY LISA PRIME, RPP, AND NADIA DOWHANIUK
• Getting land use compatibility right
  BY CHAD B. JOHN-BAPTISTE, RPP, ANDRIA SALLESE, RPP, AND STEPHANIE CLARKE
• The Vaughn Metropolitan Centre: Creating a new downtown
  BY CHRISTINA BRUCE, RPP
• MZOs: A caution for planners
  BY BRIAN BRIDGEMAN, RPP
• ...and much more!

Featured articles include:

• Our home on Native land
  BY CALVIN BROOK, RPP
• Exploring the truths about planning
  BY MITCHELL AVIS, RPP
• Planning with an open heart
  BY JOHN MEEK, RPP, WITH JANNA CHEGAHNO, SUZANNE LAMBERT, AND BRIAN MICHATTIE, RPP
• Education as medication: Shared Path Consultation Initiative
  BY DALI CARMICHAEL
• Building trust and respectful relationships: The City of Hamilton's Urban Indigenous Strategy
  BY SHELLY HILL
• Keep Reading: The Planning Exchange
• Shared responsibilities: Land, treaties, and the planning profession
  AN INTERVIEW WITH SHERI LONGBOAT, PHD
• Learn the truth so you can plan for a better future
  BY KERRY-ANN CHARLES-NORRIS
• Special feature: We are all treaty people
• Notes on treaties from Shared Path Consultation
• ...and much more!

Featured articles include:

• Our "new normal" will be a doubling down on good planning
  BY BRAD BRADFORD
• The wake-up call to do better
  BY LEITH MOORE
• Planning in an age of overwhelm
  BY LEELA VISWANATHAN, RPP
• COVID-19: A First Nation's response
  BY COLETTE ISAAC AND DAVID J. STINSON, RPP
• Airport planning in a pandemic world
  BY BEN CROOKS AND ANDREW MACDONALD
• Public health and planning: Collaborating for resilient communities
  BY CAROLYN CAMILLERI
• Trauma due to COVID-19: How planners can support healing and recovery
  BY NANCY REID, MES, RPP, MCIP
• Aging in place through COVID-19
  BY ALICE HUTTEN, RPP
• Post-COVID-19 adaptation may strain good, balanced planning
  BY PATRICK ROBSON, RPP, MCIP
• Boulevard of dreams: Rethinkiing Suburban corridors
  BY TIM SMITH, RPP
• Keeping the spacing public spaces
  BY NATALIE BOODRAM, RPP, AND TÜNDE PACZAI
• ...and much more!

Featured articles include:

• Locally, planning explains two-thirds of demography
  BY MARKUS MOOS, RPP
• Understanding the potential of age- friendly communities in the decade of the old
  BY GLENN MILLER, RPP
• Friendly Streets lead the way with healthy, connected neighbourhoods for all
  BY BEATRICE EKOKO
• Planning for Student Accommodation: A Primer on School Board Planning
  CHRISTIE KENT RPP, MCIP, JACK AMMENDOLIA, AND CASSANDRA HARMS
• Child-friendly Cities: Designing for children with children
  BY SIVA VIJENTHIRA AND CANDICE LEUNG
• All by Ourselves: Isolation and Loneliness in our Growing Communities
  BY YASMIN ASHFAR
• Is the Missing Middle Really Missing?
  BY RUSSELL MATHEW, RPP, AND TRAJCE NIKOLOV
• Spatial Justice on Turtle Island: Indigenous, Black, and Newcomer Perspectives
  BY ABIGAIL MORIAH, RPP, AND BENJAMIN BONGOLAN
• ...and much more!

Featured articles include:

• Affordable housing in an age of uneven growth
  By Gregg Lintern, RPP
• Barrie at the start of the decade: Looking into 2020 and beyond
  By Michelle Banfield, RPP
• Addressing the rental supply gap
  By Carolyn Camilleri
• There’s something missing: Addressing the attainable housing challenge
  By Robert Voigt, RPP, MCIP
• The role of land use planning in the sharing economy: Airbnb and other future disruptors
  By Caroline Samuel, RPP, MCIP
• Building stronger communities: Evolution of the social housing provider
  By Ferenaz Raheem, RPP, MCIP
• Building homes on First Nations reserves: A reality check
  Interview With Justin Gee, RPP, By Carolyn Camilleri
• Addressing the affordable housing crisis and coordinating with city- building objectives
  By Travis Macbeth, RPP, MCIP
• ...and much more!

Featured articles include:

• On the matter of technology...
  By Eldon Theodore, RPP
• Planner perspectives on practical applications of new technology
  By Carolyn Camilleri
• Using technology to map 13,000 years of land use for archaeological management plans
  By Robert Macdonald
• A bird’s eye view: How Halton is using drone technology
  By Richard Clark, RPP, and Anthony Campese
• The path of least resistance: An approach to achieving better “Cell Tower” land use planning outcomes
  By Glen Ferguson, RPP
• Scaling up for a start-up ecosystem: A mid-sized city perspective
  By Ryan Mounsey, RPP
• Planning, Data, and Technology: What’s new, challenging, and beyond our reach?
  By Pamela Robinson, RPP

Featured articles include:

• Growing resilience in Durham region's agricultural sector
  By KRISTY KILBOURNE, RPP, and DORAN HOGE
• Superior adaptation by nature: Thunder Bay isn't sleeping on climate change
  By AMY COOMES and GRANT MASON
• Tracking greenhouse gas emissions in London
  By JOHN FLEMING, RPP, and KELLY SCHERR
• New models for working together in Waterloo
  By KATE HAGERMAN, RPP
• Combatting heat in parks and basement flooding in Windsor
  By KARINA RICHTERS
• The Wawa Energy Plan: A small northern community's effort to prepare for the climate ahead
  By MAURY O’NEILL
• Planners championing natural asset management help prepare cities for climate change
  By MICHELLE MOLNAR AND ROY BROOKE
• An urban watershed approach to climate change
  By CHANDRA SHARMA, RPP, and JOHN MACKENZIE, RPP
• R-Hauz: Affordable, mid-density housing that's energy efficient to build and live in
  By CAROLYN CAMILLERI
• ...and much more!

Featured articles include:

• Uneven Growth Introduction
  By Ed Sajecki, RPP
• Translating Growth into Possibility (Town of Milton)
  By Barb Koopmans, RPP 
• Planning for the Missing Middle (City of Mississauga)
  By Graham Haines
• Variable Growth leads to Authentic Communities (Grey County)
  By Randy Scherzer, RPP, Scott Taylor, RPP, and Hiba Hussain
• Charting a New Course for the Future (Niagara Region)
  By Tom Villella, RPP
• Turning the Tide on Population Loss (Municipality of Chatham-Kent)
  By Bruce Mcallister, RPP and Ryan Jacques, RPP
• Choices for Small Communities (Town of Grimsby)
  By Michael Seaman, RPP and Amy Shanks
• Revitalizating Mid-Sized Cities (Southwestern Ontario)
  By Sean Hertel, RPP
• RPP Profile: Jason Thorne, RPP (City of Hamilton)
• ...and much more!

Featured articles include:

• A Tale of Two Ruralities
  By Wayne Caldwell, RPP
• Mennonite and Social Planning Perspectives  
  By Sara Epp 
• Rural Economic Development  
  By Katherine Howes & Terry Rees
• Size and Scale Matters
  By Pam Duesling, RPP 
• Resources to Explore 
  By Danielle Collins, Michele Doncaster, Helma Geerts, RPP, Carolyn Puterbough
• Our People Are the Planners 
  By Stephanie Burnham, Jake Bastedo & Sheri Longboat
• and many more!

Featured articles include:

• On Disruption, Transformation and Dividends
  By Rob Horne, RPP
• New Technologies and Toronto's Transit Pilot  
  By Michael Noble, RPP 
• Waterloo's Community-based Smart City Principles  
  By Matthew Chandy, RPP
• Ottawa's Blueprint for Smart City Success
  By Geraldine Wildman, RPP and Sheilagh Doherty 
• Stratford - Real Life. Real Tech. Real Smart. 
  By Joani Gerber
• Planning Open and Inclusive Smart Cities 
  By Steven Coutts
• and many more!

• An Evolving Profession
  By Paul Stegl, RPP
• Unique Skill Set
  By Chris Murray, RPP
• World Bank Transportation Consultant
  By Filiz Tamer
• Connecting Planning & Indigenous Empowerment
  By Caroline Burgess, RPP
• Planning for Tourism
  By Laurie Brownlee, RPP
• and many more!

• Planning for an Uncertain Future
  By Maureen Atkinson
• Revitalization of an Iconic Tourism Destination 
  By Andrew McNeil
• Mississauga Reimagines the Mall 
  By Andrew Davidge, RPP and Jordan Lee, RPP
• Challenges of Retail in Mixed-Use Buildings 
  By James Tate and Sameer Patel 
• Ottawa's Proactive Approach to Retail Disruption 
  By Brian Simpson and Alain Miguelez, RPPP
• and many more!

• An Evolving Profession
  By Paul Stegl, RPP
• Unique Skill Set
  By Chris Murray, RPP
• World Bank Transportation Consultant
  By Filiz Tamer
• Connecting Planning & Indigenous Empowerment
  By Caroline Burgess, RPP
• Planning for Tourism
  By Laurie Brownlee, RPP
• and many more!

• Cities, Resiliency and New Mobility
  By Daniel Haufschild, RPP & Kitty Chiu
• PlanLocal: safe streets
  By Paul Shaker, RPP & Sonja Macdonald
• RAC Zone
  By Graeme Stewart, RPP
• Kitchener Neighbourhood Strategy
  By Michelle Drake, RPP
• Zibi Master Plan
  By Paul Black, RPP
• and many more!

• Informing Choices, Inspiring Communities
  By Jason Ferrigan, RPP
• Evolutions of Practice: Planners and Leadership
  By Wayne J. Caldwell, RPP
• Looking back, moving forward
  By John Livey, RPP
• OPPI - Now more than ever
  By Mary Lou Tanner, RPP
• What it means to be an RPP
  By Sue Cumming, RPP
• and many more!

• Records, resilience, infrastructure
  By Clarence Woudsma, RPP
• Planning the new norm
  By Lisa Prime, RPP, Alexander Hay & Lisa King
• Climate change and transportation infrastructure
  By Will Towns
• Toronto 100RC
  By Elliott Cappell & David MacLeod
• Beyond chasing storms
  By Dr. Blair Feltmate & Natalia Moudrak
• and many more!

• Planning for lifelong learning
  By Chris De Sousa, RPP
• Bright future for planning in Ontario
  By Alex Gaio
• Growth through urban design
  By Tamara Nahal & Kristen Harder
• Partnering for success
  By Clarence Woudsma, RPP
• Engaging through public spaces
  By Nicole Yang
• and many more!

• Big Data
  By Chris Tyrell, RPP and Yousaf Shah
• Planning for Digital Disruption
  By Dr. Rick Huijbrechts
• Improving cities starts with better data
  By Simon Lapointe, RPP
• Focus on the small things
  By Daniel Hoornweg and Lisa Prime, RPP
• Big Data, Open Data in Planning
  By Bianca Wylie, Dr. Pamela Robinson, RPP and Ian Malczewski
• and many more!

• Views to the Future
  By Cara Chellew & Sean Hertel, RPP
• Adapting to Millenial Planners
  By Justine Giancola, RPP & Adam Wright, RPP
• Good Planning Knows No Age
  By Elizabeth Howson, RPP
• How to Make Friends and Influence People
  By Zahra Jaffer
• Re-imagining the Future
  By Ben Puzanov, RPP
• and many more!

• Bike Share Toronto
  By Aaron Baxter & Sean Wheldrake
• Ottawa's Minimum Parking Review
  By Tim J. Moerman, RPP
• Elgincentives CIP
  By Kate Burns Gallagher
• U of Ottawa Campus Master Plan
  By Eric Turcotte, RPP
• Hamilton Keith's Neighborhood: Blue Collar Revival
  By Al Fletcher, RPP & John Ariens, RPP
• Symposium Photo Album

• Expand Your Knowledge
• Eastern Rural Planning Workshop
• Lakeland Embracing Interconnections
• Peterborough Participatory Planning
• Western Lake Ontario Unique Challenges
• Duty to Consult
• Hamilton School and Municipal Design Workshop
• Grimsby Receives 2015 Prince of Wales Prize
• SouthWest District Sharing
• Agri-Tourism in Norfolk County
• Northern District Connections
• Toronto Year in Review

• Designing the Public Realm
  By Antonio Gómez-Palacio, RPP
• Waves of Change
  By Robert Ouellette
• The Girl in the Park
  By Chris Winter
• Get on Board
  By Ariel Stagni
• A Blurring of Boundaries
  By Terrance Galvin
• The 8 80 Rule
  By Gil Penalosa & Amanda O’Rourke
• Influencing the Game Changers
  By Kathryn Holden
• Parks that Matter
  By Paul Nodwell
• A Lesson Plan for Change
  By Michael Alex
• Design Paranoia
  By Cara Chellew
• Lessons Learned from Pokémon GO
  By Kyle Gatchalian

• City Building through Partnership
  By Chris De Sousa, RPP
• Libraries as Inclusive Public Spaces
  By Bailey Bradshaw
• Development Permit System Benefits
  By Kelly Graham
• Columbia Placemaking Case Study
  By Nikolas Koschany
• Engaging Youth
  By Catriona Moggach & Kailey Laidlaw
• Students take on Madison's Development Review
  By Scott Plante
• Reimagining Spaces through Design Competitions
  By Michael Uttley
• Measuring What Matters
  By Yvonne Verlinden & Christoper Yuen
• A Successful Year
  By Emma Abramowicz
• Global to Local Partnerships
  By Dave Gordon, RPP
• Land Management in Oaxaca, Mexico
  By Caroline Morrow
• Rebuilding Christchurch, New Zealand
  By Shazeen Tejani
• Revitilizing Ontario Small Towns
  By Jessica D'Aoust
• Knowledge Transfer from Toronto to Amman
  By Jessica Jiang
• Bridging Socio-Spatial Divides in Cape Town
  By Miranda Spessot
• Community Engagement in Auroville
  By Caroline Morrow
• Name Change Reflects Thriving Department
  By Richard J. DiFrancesco, RPP
• Designing Vibrant Communities
  By Kelsey Carriere & Louise Willard
• Improving Public Participation
  By Matthew Hilder
• Why Planners Should Care About Food Waste
  By Tammara Soma
• Securitization and Planning
  By Michelle Kearns & Nathan Steward
• Interdisciplinary and Innovative Education
  By Jennifer Foster, RPP
• Public Transit and the Public Good
  By Michael Collens & Sean Hertel, RPP
• Preparing for Electric Vehicles
  By Brandon Slopack
• Homelessness and Recidivism
  By Julia Bahen
• Spotlight on Students
  By John Fitzgibbon, RPP
• Measuring Prime Farmland Conversion
  By Sara Epp, Anissa McAlpine & Jame Newlands
• First-ever Rural Romp
  By Rebecca McEvoy & Taylor Wellings
• Ontario Green Legacy Program
  By Matthew Colley, Heather Glasow, James Newlands & Jonathan Pauk
• Partnerships Driving Excellence
  By Clarence Woodsma, RPP
• WatOx-OxWat Partnership
  By Robert Shipley, RPP (Ret.)
• Augmented Reality and Cultural Heritage
  By Katy Belshaw
• Innovation through Community Collaboration in Design
  By Sarah Brown
• Emergency Planning and the Sharing Economy
  By Kevin McKrow
• Fresh Ideas from future planning professionals
  By Kelly Graham
• In Conversation with Andrea Bourrie
  Public Realm
• On the Public Realm
  By Fred Kent

• New mobility paradigm
  By Dennis Kar, RPP
• Transportation-as-a-service
  By Bern Grush & John Niles
• Peering into the crystal ball
  By Antonio Gomez-Palacio, RPP
• Facilitating integrated mobility
  By Asher Mercer, RPP
• What role for transit?
  By Patrick Leclerc
• Expanding mobility options
  By Ian Black
• Status and trends
  By Barrie Kirk
• Ready for automated vehicles?
  By Sean Rathwell
• Preparing for automated vehicles
  By Stephen Buckley, Ryan Lanyon & David Ticoll

• Healthy people and ecosystems
  By Mike Puddister & Pegeen Walsh
• Reducing stress
  By Melissa Lem
• Green city
  By Marianne Kingsley, Tara Zupancic & Ronald Macfarlane
• Creating green places
  By Aryne Sheppard & Tara Zupancic
• Promoting ecohealth
  By Chris Gosselin
• Placemaking
  By Rob Voigt & Loretta Ryan
• Stepping into nature
  By Jane Lewington & Mike Puddister
• Health by design
  By Marina Whelan
• Public health
  By Kevin Haley
• Aging in place
  By Arlene Etchen

• Downtown Welland revitalization
  By Paddy Kennedy & Luciano Piccioni
• The Living City
  By Carolyn Woodland, Laurie Nelson & Mary-Ann Burns
• Tunney's Pasture Master Plan
  By Vance Bedore, Bryan Jones & Jordan Lambie
• Oakville inZone
  By Joe Nethery
• Imagine Niagara
  By Daryl Barnhart & Katelyn Vaughan
• The Active City
  By Andrew Davidge, Brent Raymond & Ronald Macfarlane
• Exploring ethnoburbs
  By Dr. Zhixi Cecilia Zhuang, Philip Liu & Leah Cooke
• Ottawa's neighbourhood zoning by-law
  By Elizabeth Hemens-Desmarais
• Evolution of zoning
  By Joe Nethery
• Mixed-use development
  By Vrinda Vaidyanathan

• A northern perspective
  By Leslie McEachern
• Indigenous peoples
  By Shelagh McCartney
• Ring of Fire
  By Victoria Prouse & Don McConnell
• Wildland fire assessment
  By Cindy Welsh & Peter Tonazzo
• Downtown revitalization
  By David Welwood & Kasper Koblauch
• Bike Summit in Thunder Bay
  By Robert Eady & Adam Krupper
• Provincial Policy Statement, 2014
  By Bridget Schulte-Hostedde
• Impacts of the Cold War
  By Sue Heffernan
• Aging in the North
  By Maryse Raymond, Kris Longston & Krishnan Venkataraman 
• Unincorporated territory
  By Shannon Dodd Smith

• Enbracing change
  By Rory Baksh
• Conditional Zoning
  By Elizabeth Howson & Alan Drozd
• Effective communication
  By Randall Roth & Chris Tyrrell
• Kingston's Amenity Area Review
  By Rory Baksh, Christina Hovey & Cherie Mills
• Leveraging investments
  By Dave Powers
• Zoning for complete communities
  By Alan Theobald & Jane Welsh
• Writing zoning
  By Bobby Gauthier
• Documenting the zoning by-law
  By Joe Nethery
• Complete and healthy communities
  By Andrew McCreight
• Zoning Aboriginal archaeological sites 
  By Joe Muto

• Engaging internationally
  By John F. Devlin
• Farmland Preservation
  By Anissa McAlpine
• A Vermont trip
  By David Scott
• Walking the walk
  By Kevin McKrow
• Towards the optimal modal split
  By Sanathan Kassiedass
• Creating functional communities
  By Stephanie Mirtitsch
• Shrinking cities
  By Daniel Grandilli & Maxwell Hartt
• Wildlife-road conflicts
  By Kristin Elton & Michael Drescher
• Forget the box
  By Sonya De Vellis
• Transportation & market dynamics
  By Robert Babin
• Enhancing urban agriculture
  By Dilys Huang
• Repurposing schools
  By Sarah Chu
• A time to reflect
  By Christopher De Sousa
• Urban waterfront motorways
  By Alex Gaio
• Weird civic engagement
  By Kahlin Holmes
• The urban sidewalk
  By Emeline Lex
• Cultural diversity lens
  By Jahnavi Ramakrishnan & Sunjay Mathuria
• Open Streets Toronto
  By Polina Bam, Nicholas Hiley, Julien Kuenhold, Rajaram Lamichhane, Patrick Miller, Julia Smith & Raymond Ziemba
• Greater Riverdale
  By Kaylan Bubeloff, Jean Chung, Alexander Davies, Shahinaz Eshesh, Zachary Henderson, Alexander Jarzabek, Evan Kataoka, Curtis Laurin, Sze Francis Lee & Karen Lei
• Lots going on at York
  By Laura E. Taylor
• The new urban century
  By Roger Keil
• Workshop in Shanghai
  By Laura Taylor interviewed Victoria Ho

• Evolving rural planning
  By Wayne J. Caldwell
• Ontario Planning Framework
  By John Turvey and Arthur Churchyard
• Mitigating land use conflict
  By Sara Epp and CHristopher Fullerton
• Rural planning in the U.S.
  By Tom Daniels
• Fostering leadership
  By Kara Van Myall
• Healthy rural communities
  By Wayne Caldwell, Paul Kraehling, Erica Arnett and Karen Loney
• Health & built environment
  By Emily Hill
• Addressing rural mobility gaps
  By Stephanie Simard and Dennis Kar, contributing editor
• The Humbertown Master Plan
  By Cyndi Rottenberg-Walker, Leigh McGrath, Christine Fang-Denissov

• Integrated mobility
  By Dennis Kar
• Ottawa TMP
  By Colin Simpson
• Bicycle parking standards
  By Jana Neumann
• The story of Eglinton
  By Lorna Day
• Transit stations
  By Maria Doyle
• Ottawa TIA guidelines
  By Shawn Doyle
• Sustainable transportation
  By Vrinda Vaidyanathan
• ACT Canada
  By Roxane MacInnis
• GTA West transportation corridor
  By Sandy Nairn & Dick Gordon
• Bayview station district
  By David Powers
• Transportation demand management
  By Darryl Young & Stephen Oliver
• The evolution of TMAs
  By Wayne Chan, Jacquelyn Hayward Gulati & Meaghan Mendonca

• Ontario Heritage Act turns 40
  By Michael Seaman
• Railway heritage
  By Ron Brown
• Evolving provincial context
  By David Cuming
• Planning for cultural heritage
  By Robert Shipley
• New heritage is important too
  By Christy Chrus
• Niagara-on-the-Lake
  By Leah Wallace
• Regional cultural heritage planning
  By Kate Hagerman
• Municipal heritage registers
  By Kayla Jonas Galvin
• Owen Sound's big commitment
  By Sandra Parks
• Kingston and Sir John A.
  By Ryan Leary
• Byward Market conservation district
  By Sally Coutts
• Ontario's main streets
  By Alison Faulkner & Jim Mountain
• The art of diplomacy
  By Michael Seaman

• Re-imagining a neighbourhood
  By Anne McIlroy, Matt Reid & Lisa Neidrauer
• Excellence in Planning Award winners
• Landowner stewardship guide
  By Wayne Caldwell, Karen Landman & Paul Kraehling
• Sustainability Metrics
  By Michelle Dobbie, Michael Hoy & Tony Iacobelli
• Caledon East plan
  By Paula Strachan, Chris Tyrrell & Bobby Gauthier

• Your planning report
  By Andrew Angus
• Web 3.0
  By Jesse Hirsh
• Strategy Roadmap
  By Bob Yates, Richard Pauls & Jennifer Lay
• Mobility management
  By Bethan Garner
• Suburbanization
  By Sean Hertel, MCIP, RPP & Roger Keil
• Easing commuter stress
  By Lise Guevremont

Featured articles include:

• Q & A with Meric Gertler
• Queen's University
  Development Indicator System
  Code of Small Downtowns
• Ryerson University
• University of Waterloo
  Resilient Communities
  Adapting to climate change
  Confirming Career Goals
  Evaluating the Growth Plan
  Transferring transport knowledge
  Across the pond and back
• York University
  Sustainability policy
  Biking with George
  The 21st century planner
• University of Toronto
  Detroit's resilience
  Inclusionary zoning
• University of Guelph
  Individual & collective interests
  Review of four municipalities
  Making the most of it
• Post-conflict planning

• Competition & employment lands
  Paddy Kennedy, MCIP, RPP
• The new age employee
  By Justine Giancola, MCIP, RPP & Ann Joyner, MCIP, RPP
• Tourism Planning data gap
  By Jasmine Frolick
• Greater Sudbury Action Strategy
  By Ross Burnett, MCIP, RPP & Jason Ferrigan, MCIP, RPP
• Adding downtown vibrancy
  By Mark Gladysz, MCIP, RPP & Robin Etherington, MCIP, RPP
• Tall buildings
  By Frank Lewinberg, MCIP, RPP
• Re-using waste disposal sites
  By Robert Ryan, MCIP, RPP

• Surviving public participation
  Sue Cumming, MCIP, RPP
• Rethinking consultation
  By Sean Galloway, MCIP, RPP, Liz Nield & David Dilks
• Online community engagement
  By Anthea Brown, Karla Kolli, MCIP, RPP & Ruth Marland, MCIP, RPP
• Can we over engage?
  By Dana Anderson, MCIP, RPP
• Inspired waterfront vision
  By Michael Seaman, MCIP, RPP & Ute Maya-Giambattista, MCIP, RPP
• Heritage conservation districts
  By Christy Chrus, MCIP, RPP
• IAP2 tools
  By Tracey Ehl, MCIP, RPP, Karla Kolli, MCIP, RPP & Mike Sullivan, MCIP, RPP
• The Ideas Cafe
  By Khaldoon Ahmad, MCIP, RPP

• Provincial plan reviews
  Jason Thorne, MCIP, RPP
• Petticoat Creek Watershed Action Plan
  By Maryam Nassar
• Toronto's ravine system
  By Aaron Cameron, Michael Chung, Kristen Flood, MEgan Ketchabaw, Jenny Kluke, Emily Osborn, Jennifer Roth & Lauren Sauve
• 2015 Greenbelt Plan review
  By Danielle De Fields & Eric Acs, MCIP, RPP
• Guelph Secondary Plan
  By Tim Smith, MCIP, RPP
• Niagara's new economic gateway
  By Paddy Kennedy, MCIP, RPP & Luciano P. Piccioni, MCIP, RPP

• The geometry of happiness
  OPPI interviews writer Charles Montgomery
• President's Message: Transformational Change
  By Paul J. Stagl, MCIP, RPP 
• Toronto's Thorncliffe Park
  By Sandeep Agrawal, MCIP, RPP, Job Rutgers & Huda Tariq
• Ottawa's postwar HCD
  By Lesley Collins, MCIP, RPP
• 2013 Minden flood
  By Heather Sadler, MCIP, RPP
• Road ecology
  By Mandy Karch
• Heritage bridge conservation
  By Lindsay Benjamin & Kayla Jonas Galvin

• Why is climate changing?
  By Michael Sullivan, MCIP, RPP
• Planning for shade
  By George Kapelos, MCIP, RPP & Mitchell Patterson
• The Denhez decision
  By Joe Nethery, MCIP, RPP
• Religious heritage resources
  By Bob Lehman, MCIP, RPP
• Vertical growth in the GTA
  By Nick Kazilis
• Prioritizing brownfields
  By Henry McQueen & Chris De Sousa, MCIP, RPP
• Third places for older adults
  By Nechama Hirchberg, Edward LaRusic & Patrick Coates

• Ahead of the curve
  By Laura Taylor, MCIP, RPP
• Linking research, policy and practice
  By Chris De Sousa, MCIP, RPP 
• Students help plan National Capital
  By David Gordon, MCIP, RPP
• Applied research advances health communities
  By Clarence Woudsma, MCIP, RPP, John L. Lewis & Mark Seasons, MCIP, RPP
• Local food & agriculture
  By John Devlin
• From Las Vegas to university presidents
  By Paul Hess
• Mentoring planning students
  By Darryl Bird, MCIP, RPP

Featured articles include:

• A changing legislative regime
  By Steven Rowe, MCIP, RPP, contributing editor
• Power plants and communities
  By Dave Hardy, MCIP, RPP 
• Quarry application withdrawn
  By Steven Rowe, MCIP, RPP, contributing editor
• Master servicing plans
  By Janet Amos, MCIP, RPP
• Green infrastructure and human health
  By George McKibbon, MCIP, RPP, Donald Spady, Kelly Graham & Kelly Dixon
• Planning support tools
  By Katelyn Vaughan & Geoffrey Verkade
• More new renewable energy rules
  By Heather Sadler, MCIP, RPP
• Online policy resource
  By Dan Stone, MCIP, RPP & Lija Skobe

Featured articles include:

• Supportive zoning regimes
  By Jason Thorne, contributing editor
• Overlay zoning
  By Alison Luoma
• Updating municipal by-laws
  By Nick McDonald
• Form based zoning
  By Elizabeth Howson
• Toronto zoning by-laws
  By Joe D’Abramo
• Implementing the Growth Plan
  By Bob Lehman
• Zoning for intensification
  By Nick McDonald
• Participatory planning
  By Beverley Hillier
• Ontario transit guidelines
  By Robin Kortright, Jeannie Lee, Craig Lametti
• Aggregate resource planning
  By George McKibbon
• Legalizing second units
  By Nadia Ali and Sandeep Agrawal

Featured articles include:

• Toronto’s Post-war Towers
  By Elise Hug, Graeme Stewart, Jason Thorne
• Long-term site monitoring
  By Stephen Fahner and Dirk Janas
• Building heritage stories
  By Kayla Jonas Galvin and Lindsay Benjamin
• Niagara employment lands
  By Kelly Martel
• Excellence in Planning winner
  By Antonio Gómez-Palacio with Craig Applegath

Featured articles include:

• New realities for federal EAs
  By Dianne Damman and Laurie Bruce
• Creating rare bird habitat
  By Andrea Feller
• New renewable energy rules:

• Strengthening the profession
  By Mary Lou Tanner

Featured articles include:

• A Tale of Two Cities
  By Thora Cartlidge
• Ontario communities build the way
  By Andrea Feller
• Encouraging transit use
  By Tamas Hertel
• Making Ontario communities walk friendly
  By Mandy Johnson
• Out of the niche and into the mainstream
  By Ryan Anders Whitney
• Shaping communities through collaboration
  By Travis Macbeth and Denise Landry
• Pedestrianization pilot project
  By Le' Ann Whitehouse Seely
• Broadening the dialogue
  By Sean Norman and Jackie Gervais

Featured articles include:

• Queen's launches healthy communities stream
  By Dave Gordon
• Looking back and planning ahead
  By Christopher De Sousa and Abby Besharah
• Samplings from another whirlwind year
  By Paul Hess
• Student research shines
  By Clarence Woudsma
• Meeting up with FES planning students
  By Laura Taylor
• Collaborations in research and planning
  By Harry Cummings
• Urban design firmly entrenched
  By Karen Hammond and Sandeep Agrawal

Featured articles include:

• Toronto Regional Housing Data Bank
  By Sean Gadon and Nicole Stewart
• Oakville's Places of Worship
  By Brad Sunderland, Chani Joseph and Dan Leeming
• LEED-ND
  By Dan Stone, Chani
• Toronto's City Planning Division
  By Michael Mizzi
• York Region Official Plan 2010
  By John B. Waller
• Brampton heritage
  By Antonietta Minichillo and Stav Kassaris
• Revitalizing Port Whitby
  By Meaghan Craven and Anne Edmonds
• Lawrence-Allen Revitalization Plan
  By Kyle Knoech
• Toronto Heritage
  By Jaclyn Brillinger and Christina Sgro
• Hamilton Action Plan
  By Suzanne Brown

Featured articles include:

• Ontario's new Endangered Species Act
  By Geoffrey Gartshore
• Integrated Planning
  By Sabrina Coletti
• Eliminating natural heritage features
  By Gord Miller
• Amendments made easy
  By Janet Amos
• Communicating natural heritage
  By Greg Pulham
• Planning biodiversity action
  By Michael Halder

Featured articles include:

• Getting down to business
  By Mary Lou Tanner
• Mid-rise Urbanism
  By Gary Wright and Calvin Brook
• In praise of peer review
  By Jamie Bennett
• Engagement in a digital world
  By Brent Bullough
• Parkland Dedication
  By John Ghent

Featured articles include:

• Planning Toronto's waterfront
  By Randall Roth and Brenda Webster
• Call to Action: plain transit
  By Nick Poulos
• Transit-oriented neighbourhoods
  By Alex Taranu, contributing editor
• The Big Move
  By Amanda Leonard
• Hamilton's rapid transit planning
  By Christine Lee-Morrison and Trevor Horzelenberg
• The power of consultations
  By Paul General, George McKibbon and Leigh Whyte
• iDarts development application data
  By Bruno Romano
• PFF vote results
  By Mary Lou Tanner and Charles Lanktree
• Niagara River hydroelectric
  By Ken Forgeron
• The value of logic models
  By Doug Obright
• Park planning forum
  By David Marcucci and Geoff Smith

Featured articles include:

• Planning/health relationship
  By Gayle Bursey, James Dunn, Christine Gutmann, Daniel Leeming, Dr David Mowat, Bhavna Sivanand
• Healthier built environments
  By Gayle Bursey, James Dunn, Christine Gutmann, Daniel Leeming, Dr David Mowat, Bhavna Sivanand
• Full-day kindergarten
  By Lindsay Ford
• Main street revitalization
  By Charlie Toman
• Human services planning
  By Christina Gallimore
• Sudbury/Manitoulin CMHA
  By Jodi Ball and Johanna Hashim
• Suburbia in Richmond Hill
  By Brian De Freitas, Michelle Dobbie, Maria Flores, Paul Freeman
• OPPI Call to Action
  By Drew Semple and Loretta Ryan

Featured articles include:

• Gananoque Cultural Plan
  By Carl Bray
• A Tribute to Glenn Miller
  By Sue Cumming
• A Tribute to Philippa Campsie
  By Glenn Miller
• Streamlining EA
  By Janet E. Amos
• Planning for the Future
  By Mary Lou Tanner
• Development permit systems
  By Joe Nethery
• Growth plan amendment
  By Drew Semple
• Source protection
  By Rob McRae and Christine Woodsn
• Transit supportive guidelines
  By OPPI Policy Development Committee
• Brampton’s SNAP
  By Michael Hoy, Shannon Logan, Karen Nasmith

Featured articles include:

• A Quarter Century of Progress
  By John Livey, first president
• OPPI Turns 25!
  By Sue Cumming, current president
• West Coast Musings
  By Gordon Harris
• Note to New Planning Graduates
  By Kendra FitzRandolph
• Get Serious about Climate Change
  By Dan Leeming and Diane Riley
• Ruminations On the Toronto of 2011
  By Joe Berridge
• Finding the Balance
  By Michelle Taggart

Featured articles include:

• Growth plan implementation
  By John Genest
• Planning and the environment
  By Leslie McEachern
• Project X revisited
  By Tony Usher
• Renewable energy debate
  By William Pol
• Farm sustainability in Niagara
  By Patrick Robson, Drew Semple, Mary Lou Tanner and Margaret Walton
• Village growth management
  By Nadia De Santi and January Cohen
• OPPI Ottawa conference
  By Dennis Jacobs and Rory Baksh
• OPPI Call to Action
  By Drew Semple and Wayne Caldwell

Featured articles include:

• Planning students on research:
  • Future Directions in Planning
    By Dilys Huang
  • Planning for District Energy
    By Brad Bradford
  • Urban Environmental Principles
    By Zeinab Yeganeh Keya
  • Overlooked Intensification Model
    By Drew Adams
  • Urban Planning in China
    By Kendra FitzRandolph
• President’s message
  By Sue Cumming
• Sault Ste. Marie’s hub trail
  By Don McConnell

Featured articles include:

• Thinking Regionally, Introduction
• Thinking Regionally
  By Sama Bassidj, Rachel Bruner, Marko Cekic and their classmates
• Making Space for Agriculture
  By Gary Wilkins

Featured articles include:

• Stephen Rodd
  By Glenn Miller
• Ontario’s Zoning Power
  By Leo Longo
• Artificial Outdoor Lighting
  By Robert Dick
• Heritage in Bowmanville
  By Kathryn Kram
• Research in Rural Ontario
  By Wayne Caldwell, Jennifer Ball, Yolande Chan, Jeff Dixon, Harold Flaming, Suzanne Ainley, Sarah Thomson

Featured articles include:

• Downtown Revitalization
  By Adam Lauder
• Barcelona
  By Alan Gummo
• Rural Revitalization
  By Bronwynne Wilton, Wayne Caldwell and Sarah Thomson

Featured articles include:

• New Neptis map
• Property taxes and brownfields
  By Bonnie Prior

Featured articles include:

• Back to the future of food
  By Philippa Campsie
• OPPI’s Call To Action on Aging
  By Heather Britten, Laura Costa, Paul Erlichman, Josh Hilburt and Sharan Kaur
• Pickering Greyfield Redevelopment
  By Ali Ikram and Stephen Fagyas
• Historic Schoolhouses
  By Michael Seaman

Featured articles include:

• Waterfront Regeneration Trust
  By Suzanne Barrett and Marlaine Koehler
• Planning for employment
  By Tim Jessop
• Intensification targets
  By Marcy Burchfield
• Surplus dwelling severances
  By Ben Puzanov

Featured articles include:

• Active Healthy Kids
  By Michele Brownrigg, Dan Leeming, Diane Riley, and Rachel Colley
• Pittsburgh
  By Iain Myrans
• Fanshawe’s ILPT Program
  By Ben Billings

Featured articles include:

• Letter from New York
  By Christina Sgro
• Learning about China
  By Andrew Sacret
• Children and Youth: A Call to Action
  By Dr. Richard Gilbert and Dr. Catherine O’Brien

Featured articles include:

• Healthy Communities As a Way of Life
  By George McKibbon
• Building a Better World: An Agenda for Change
  By Alan Gummo
• Conference Report
  By Shannon Hamilton and Jocelyn Strutt
• Policies from abroad: Lessons from Indonesia
  By Dan Cohen

Featured articles include:

• Historic Niagara forms backdrop to Better World Conference
  By Alex Herlovitch
• Greyfield Shopping Centres: From Wasteland to Community Opportunity
  By David McKay
• Planning for Shrinking Cities
  By Michael Pyl
• How does a farmers’ market work as an urban redevelopment catalyst?
  By Gregory R.A. Richardson

Featured articles include:

• Age-Friendly Communities Call to Action
• Community Transportation
  By Dennis A. Kar
• Farmers’ Markets
  By Gregory R.A. Richardson
• The Case of Portland
  By Iain Myrans

Featured articles include:

• Sustainable Design Guidelines
  By Ann Joyner, Ronji Borooah, Thomas Melymuk, Lisa King, Dan Stone and Michael Karowich
• Letter from China
  By Jonathan Yuen

Featured articles include:

• Inclusive Design Must Be Integrated With Drive for Sustainability
  By Glenn R. Miller
• International Polar Year
  By Nancy Doubleday
• Intensification: Lost In Translation
  By Damian Szybalski

Featured articles include:

• Sustainable Halton
  By Alana Fulford
• The Opportunity, the Irony and the Agony
  By Mary Frances Turner
• Intensification: Lost in Translation?
  By Damian Szybalski

Featured articles include:

• Some Thoughts on Civic Engagement
  By Grant Moore
• Is Our Faith in Multiculturism on the Wane?
  By Mohammad Qadeer
• Progressive Real Estate Management
  By Geoff Woods and Melissa Rossi
• The layering of provincial policy and the natural environment
  By Nick McDonald

Featured articles include:

• Pragmatic Sustainability: Projects in Progress
  By Dan Lemming and Diane Riley
• Letter from Nanjing
  By Ian Myrans

Featured articles include:

• Alma College: What was lost, what was learned
  By Susan M. Gardner

Featured articles include:

• Lessons from the Citizens’ Regional Health Assembly
  By Chi Nguyen
• City of Toronto Green Initiatives Build on OPPI’s Healthy Communities
  By Magda Walaszczyk and Christian Huggett
• Victorian Planning from a Canadian Perspective
  By Scott Waterhouse
• Sustainable Communities: Part 2
  By Dan Leeming & Diane Riley

Featured articles include:

• Neighbourhood Vitality - Why It Matters to Planners
  By Susan Taylor Simpson
• Timely, Lively and Worthwhile - 2007 Symposium
  By Collingwood a generous host
• The Curitiba Bus System
  By Sean Nix

Featured articles include:

• How a Cash Crop Was Born
  By Shirley Crockett
• Farmers’ Markets and the Greenbelt
  By David Gurin
• Have Urban Form and Travel Behaviour Changed in the GTA?
  By Raktim Mitra and David L.A. Gordon
• Effective Public Participation: Challenging and Changing
  By Rob Horne and Keren Adderley

Featured articles include:

• Blue Skies Planning
  By Brandi Clement
• 10th anniversary for a pillar of the planning community
  By Glenn Miller
• Cause for Concern?
  By Damian Szybalski
• Planning Peace Village
  By Corinne Yap

Featured articles include:

• Downtown Kitchener’s Chic New Vision
  By Cory Bluhm and Jeff Willmer
• Section 24 of Bill 51: Should We Be Concerned?
  By Damian Szybalski
• Planning and Practice at South Riverdale Community Health Centre
  By Melissa Tapper and Paul Young

Featured articles include:

• Ten Years of “Information for Action” from the Neptis Foundation
  By Glenn Miller
• Land Use Planning in China
  By Dong Zhenya
• Mapping census data reveals disturbing insights
  By Cordelia Abankwa-Harris and Craig Piper

Featured articles include:

• PIR Wins Big
  By Brad Graham
• Conservation in a different world
  By Wayne Caldwell, D. Chhoyang, A. Clodd, D. Crinklaw, M. Kralt, C. Latimer, J. Nielson, A. Prindle, A. Zietsma
• Kitchener E-lectrifies Civic Engagement
  By Cory Bluhm and Jeff Willmer
• Planning a new prescription for health
  By Amanda Cliff

Featured articles include:

• Master planning a path to healthy living conditions
  By Ken Church
• The Single-Family Home: An Enduring Love Affair
  By Grant Moore
• Planning Education and Sustainable Cities
  By Reiner Jaakson

Featured articles include:

• The Toronto-Centred Region: A New Look at an Old Plan
  By Richard White
• Bracing for the Demographic Tsunami
  By Glenn Miller, Gordon Harris and Ian Ferguson
• Rural Development in Ohio
  By Wayne Caldwell
• Need for EAs slows progress, creates false impression that nothing is happening on the Toronto waterfront
  By Steven Willis

Featured articles include:

• Inequality Growing in Toronto Neighbourhoods
  By Markus Moos
• Aging and Mobility: What Other Countries Are Doing
  By Glenn Miller, Gordon Harris and Ian Ferguson
• Canadian Urbanism group formed in Vancouver
  By Alex Taranu and Dan Leeming

Featured articles include:

• The Changing Demography of Canadian Communities
  By Dena Warman, Dan Leeming and Diane Riley
• A Recipe for Success: Downtown Redevelopment Plans
  By Damian Szybalski
• The Shape of Things to Come
  By Philippa Campsie

Featured articles include:

• A Brighter Future for the Dismal Science?
  By Ray Conlogue An Interview with Brad Graham
• Planners as Agents of Change
  By Susan Taylor Simpson
• Sustainable Design: Framing a Definition
  By Pamela Robinson

Featured articles include:

• Why Municipalities Should Build Indicators into their Community Energy Plans
  By Ken Church
• Urban Density and Mental Health: The Jury Is Still Deliberating
  By Philip Chan, Brent Hall and Robert Shipley

Featured articles include:

• Well Attended, Well Done - Conference Enthusiastically Received by Participants
  By Philippa Campsie
• Planners, Please Adjust Your Sets: The World is Changing Faster than You Think
  By Dan Leeming, Deana Warman & Diane Riley
• Energy: The End of Cheap Oil
  By Daniel Leeming
• The Loss of Farmland Through Retirement Lot Severances: A Final Word?
  By Robert Dykstra, Wayne Caldwell, and Stewart Hilts

Featured articles include:

• Nature Transformed Through Industry
  By Alissa Mahood
• Using a Creative Community as a Tool for Economic Development
  By Craig Curtis
• New Opportunities for Community Involvement?
  By Tracey Ehl
• Little Black Dresses and Shoes To Die For: Does Your City Rate?
  By Jack Dougan

Featured articles include:

• Beyond the Skyway - Hamilton and Burlington to Host 2005 Annual Conference: Connections
  By Alissa Mahood
• Connections at the Water’s Edge - Hamilton and Burlington’s Waterfront Projects
  By Alissa Mahood
• Reurbanization Working Group Achieves Success In Waterloo Region
  By Peter Walberg

Featured articles include:

• Productivity and Intellectual Depreciation
  By Gary Davidson and Beate Bowron
• More Intensification from the Ground Up
  By Antoine Belaieff and Liz Howson
• Places to Grow: A Contrarian Perspective
  By Grant E. Moore
• The Store We Love to Hate
  By Gordon Harris

Featured articles include:

• How Do Farmers Get On With Their Neighbours?
  By Wayne Caldwell, Melanie Williams and Sarah Thomsonn
• Japanese Cities: Ingenious and Frustrating
  By Sylvie Grenier
• Chronic Problems with Human Services Funding
  By Bryan Tuckey and Susan Taylor

Featured articles include:

• Town Planning in Evolution?
  By Greg Lloyd and Deborah Peel
• 10 Tips to Keep the Peace
  By Wayne Caldwell, Jennifer Ball and Sarah Thomson
• Dealing with Ethnic Enclaves Demands Sensitivity and Pragmatism
  By Mohammad Qadeer

Featured articles include:

• How to Meet the Challenges of Planning For Employment Land
  By Antony Lorius
• Planning Approaches to Ethnic Enclaves
  By Mohammad Qadeer
• Planning for Wind Power Generation: A Proposed Strategy
  By Damian Szybalski
• Understanding how to Appeal to Your Audience
  By Erika Engel and Luisa Galli
• Forgive Us Our Trespasses
  By Marni Cappe
• Whatever Happened to the Perils of Overpopulation?
  By Grant E. Moore

Featured articles include:

• Making the Most of Capital: Kingston Plots a Strategy to Re-Invest in its Future
  By Glenn R. Miller and David Mignault
• A Case for Culturally Responsive Urban Design
  By Sandeep Kumar and George Martin
• "Moving Hearts and Minds" - Reflections from the Old World
  By Greg Lloyd and Deborah Peel
• Managing the Production of Beauty: Prescription for a Middle-Aged City
  By Joe Berridge

Featured articles include:

• Traffic gridlock meets policy gridlock
  By Philippa Campsie
• The Toughest Challenge a Planner Can Face
  By Bob Hayes
• Joint Conference Sets New Standard for Size, Breadth of Content
  By Glenn Miller
• Brownfield Policy Reform, A Five-Year Perspective
  By Stephen Willis
• Planning Agenda Comes at a Critical Time for Ontario's Future
  By Norman Pearson

Featured articles include:

• The Passion of the Chief
  By Ian Graham
• OCAD Changes Toronto's View of What's Possible
  By Glenn Miller
• Breadth and Depth of Conference Keynotes Promises to Impress
• Unlocking the Potential of the Arts and Creative Sector in Cities and Communities
  By Tim Jones
• The Zoning Trilogy: Grand Epic, Prequel and Sequel in One Package
  By Brent Gilmour
• Suburbia Is No Place to Grow Old
  By Gordon Harris

Featured articles include:

• Community Energy Planning - Securing Your Energy Future
  By Ken Church
• One Planner's Perspective on Bills 26 and 27
  By John Bousfield
• Green Roofs: Unlocking the Future to More Sustainable Cities
  By Carla Guerrera and Steven W. Peck
• New Strategies for Farmland Preservation: Sizing up the American Experience
  By Wayne Caldwell, Claire Dodds-Weir, Robert Dykstra, Stewart Hilts and Sarah Thomson
• Moving Minds: Our Urban Challenge CIP-OPPI 2004 Joint Conference
  By Wendy Johncox
• Build a Strong Foundation: Better Results Come When There Are Multiple Opportunities for Education and Communication
  By Joanne Hickey-Evans, Linda Harvey and Laurie Payne
• Cottage Country - Protecting the Dream Demands Skill and Hard Work
  By Stephen Fahner

Featured articles include:

• New Provincial Government Loses No Time in Making Its Mark
  By Glenn Miller
• The Creation of a GTA Agricultural Action Plan
  By John Michailidis
• Hamilton's Progress Towards "Building a Strong Foundation"
  By Joanne Hickey-Evans, Linda Harvey and Laurie Payne
• Farmland Preservation and Land Trusts: New Options for Ontario
  By Wayne Caldwell, Stewart Hilts and Sarah Thomson
• Responding to Change, Vancouver Style
  By Danielle Wiley

Featured articles include:

• Managing Growth in Waterloo Region: Planning for a Growing Community
  By Peter Walberg, Kevin Curtis and Jessica Hawes
• Rural Non-Farm Development and The Future of Ontario Agriculture 
  By Wayne Caldwell, Claire Dodds-Weir and Sarah Thomson
• Building a Strong Foundation for a Healthy, Vibrant, Hamilton
  By Joanne Hickey-Evans, Linda Harvey and Laurie Payne
• Forget the hard stuff - Celebrate with culture
  By Marni Cappe
• GIS-Based Software Cornerstone of Vaughan's "Smart City" Concept
  By Paul Pivato

Featured articles include:

• Rural Non-Farm Development: Far-Reaching Cumulative Effects
  By Wayne Caldwell, Claire Dodds-Weir and Sarah Thomson
• Expect the Unexpected
  By Reg Lang
• Toronto's Residential Mosaic
  By Mohammad Qadeer and Sandeep Kumar
• Look Forward, Not Back, When Creating Visions for Future
  By Glenn R. Miller

Featured articles include:

• Making It Happen! The York Region Centres + Corridors Study
  By Ron Palmer and Scott Chandler
• Using GIS and Spatial Statistics to Compare 2001 Employment Distribution in Mississauga
  By Eric Lucic
• Understanding what drives today's retail projects: Size may not be the issue
  By Gordon Harris
• Power of Place - OPPI/OALA 2003 Joint Conference
  By Daniela Kiguel

Featured articles include:

• Regent Park Revitalization: Transforming a Public Housing Neighbourhood
  By John Gladki
• The Creative City - Finding Meaning Behind the Motif
  By Grace Saunders
• Sex and the City
  By David Butler and Susan Keir
• Long Range View of Agriculture From Up Close
  By Tracey Atkinson
• UK experiments with comprehensive performance assessment (CPA)
  By Marni Cappe

Featured articles include:

• Advantage Downtown: How Kitchener is Shifting the Focus of Investment Back to the City Core
  By Terry Boutilier, Leon Bensason and Mitchell Fasken
• A National Brownfield Redevelopment Strategy: Reflections on an Opportunity for Canada
  By Sara Melamed
• Less is More - The Evolution of Big Box Retailing
  By Gordon Harris
• London Diary - Learning to Love That De-Congested Feeling
  By Marni Cappe
• Smart Growth: Challenges and Choices
  By Neil Rodgers

Featured articles include:

• The Modern Art and Business of Placemaking: The View from Markham Centre
  By Neil Innes
• There Is A Little Planner In All Of Us
  By Janet Amos
• The Role of the Planner in Determining Highest and Best Use
  By Robert Hazra
• Vibrant Nighbourhoods: The Role of Mixed-Use Design
  By Jim Katoh, Michelle Spencer and Stephanie Tencer
• Worlds Colliding or Collaborating! Protecting Argiculture in Halton - Part 2
  By Helma Geerts
• Food for Thought: Are We Food-Ready?
  By Alicia I. Bulwik and Dennis Flaming

Featured articles include:

• The Role of Public Consultation in the Revitalization of Port Huron
  By Leah Andrews
• The future of the GTA: What Others Might Say
  By Ed Sajecki
• Unintended Consequences for Well-Intentioned Plans
  By John Winter
• Worlds Colliding or Collaborating? Protecting Agriculture in Halton - Part 1
  By Helma Geerts
• Conservation Development: Blending Development and Ecology
  By Mike Sullivan and J.P. Warren
• The Vision and Reality of Toronto's Official Plan
  By Mohammad A. Qadeer
• Suzuki Puts His Unique Stamp on London Conference
  By Journal staff

Featured articles include:

• The Story So Far: A Contribution to Professional Practice
  By Glenn Miller
• Reflections for Issue 100: Adjusting to the Global View
  By Tony Usher
• Bonne Continuation: Some Thoughts on the Urban Condition
  By Joe Berridge
• How to Talk to Journalists - Seven Ways to Connect
  By JJennifer Lewington
• Reinventing Retail - Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
  By Gordon Harris
• Restoration of North Toronto Station Puts a New face on Heritage
  By Mitchell Cohen
• Looking Into the Not So Distant Future
  By Ed Sajecki
• Community Planning, Then and Now
  By Beate Bowron

Featured articles include:

• Leadership in the Face of Change: 2002 Annual Conference
  By Amanda Kutler and John Fleming
• Smart Growth in the Municipal Act, 2001
  By B.S. Onyschuk
• Fulfilling the Potential of GIS
  By John Knowles
• Smart Growth in Niagara - From the Ground Up
  By Carmela Liggio and Patricia Liscio

Featured articles include:

• Are Tall Buildings in the Public Interest?
  By Jeff Lehman
• Smart growth in the new Municipal Act, 2001
  By B.S. Onyschuk
• Planners: The New Public Health Champions
  By Tina Atva
• Downtown Parking Lots: An Interim Use That Just Won't Go Away 
  By Antoine Belaieff
• Spatial Data Warehousing: A Portal to the Future
  By John Knowles

Featured articles include:

• Realizing a Vision for Lake Ontario's Waterfront
  By Suzanne Barrett
• $5 milliom Valentine's gift secures Cruickston Park as nature reserve
• Ethno-Racial Diversity and Planning Practices in the GTA
  By Dan Nicholson
• London Gets to the Heart of the Matter
  By John Fleming

Featured articles include:

• Travels on the Road From Brownfield to Smart Growth
  By Rob Horne
• Town Planning in Hong Kong: Time for Change?
  By Leung Sun Chuen
• Linking PPS Policies to Regional & Local Planning Studies and Reports
  By Michael Hynes
• A Vision for the Historic Centre of Riga
  By Andris Roze
• Retail is Big Business: We Need to Get it Right
  By Gordon Harris

Featured articles include:

• HARPO in Brampton West - A Pattern of Patterns
  By John van Nostrand, Jill Wigle and Carlos Moreno
• NRU Launches News Service in London, UK
• Planning to Shop: What Planners Need to Know About Retail
  By Gordon Harris
• Regional Planning Commissioner's Position on Provincial Policy Statement
  By Alex Georgieff
• 25 Years of Women & Environments International Magazine
  By Reggie Modlich

Featured articles include:

• Reflections on Growing Smart - Some first steps to managing growth in Ontario
  By Melanie Hare
• Transportation Management Association: An Option to Reduce Congestion and Improve Air Quality
  By Wayne Chan
• Black Creek Regional Transportation Management Association: The First TMA in Ontario
  By Sarah Climenhaga
• Heritage goes hi-tech in Penetanguishene
  By Elise Hug, Frank Price, Dave Sudeyko and Mike Yaschyshyn
• Rural Non-farm Development and the Future of Agriculture: Who's Making the Decisions?
  By Wayne Caldwell and Claire Weir

Featured articles include:

• From Moonscape to Cyberspace
  By Dan Napier
• Innovation in the Public Sector
  By Carlos Salazar and Real Fortin
• Planning in a First Nation Community
  By Dave Stinson
• The Ten Habits of Successful Cities
  By John Farrow
• Ottawa 2001 raises the bar to new heights
  By Glenn R. Miller

Featured articles include:

• Ottawa - On Becoming a Big City
  By Joe Berridge
• Experience "2001 - A Spatial Odyssey"
  By Pamela Sweet
• How Good Design Can Help Make Main Streets Successful
  By Dan Leeming
• Planning Department Ends, Planners' Transitions Begin
  By Reg Lang
• The Evolution of U.S. Growth Management Policies Can Point to the Right Direction
  By Christopher J. Dunn

Featured articles include:

• The Municipal Role in Meeting Ontario's Affordable Housing Needs
  By Ed Starr and Christine Pacini
• Housing Policy in York: Challenges in the New Millenium
  By Joann Simmons and Bryan Tuckey
• Largest Land Owner Takes a Stand to Protect Oak Ridges Moraine
  By Linda Laliberte
• Main Street: Understanding the Business of Retail
  By Dan Leeming

Featured articles include:

• Brantford's Brownfields Initiative - Reclaiming a Community 
  By Marguerite Ceschi-Smith and Matthew Reniers
• Amalgamation and Community Strategic Planning - The Kingston Experience
  By Alan Gummo, Lynda Newman and Rory Baksh
• A Tale of Two Main Streets
  By Dan Leeming
• Looking Forward: Windsor's Riverfront Vision Takes Shape
  By Kevin Alexander

Featured articles include:

• The Fort Erie Gateway Master Plan
  By John van Nostrand and Jill Wigle
• Investing in a Transportation Infrastructure Agenda
  By Neil H. Rodgers and Paula J. Tenuta
• Niagara Conference a Five Star Hit
  By Glenn Miller

Featured articles include:

• Design Guidelines Aim to Bring New Life to Arterial Streetscapes
  By Sylvie Grenier
• Members Helping Members: The OPPI Mentoring Program
  By Hugh Handy
• The New face of the Ontario Municipal Board
  By Alan Binks
• Stillborn Rebirth: England's Leading Urbanist Turns up the Heat
  By Jeff Lehman

Featured articles include:

• Vintage Planning 2000: Achieving Excellence
  By Judy Pihach
• Ten Challenges For Canadian Cities
  By John Farrow
• Planning in Berlin - A Place Like No Other
  By Cathy McDonald
• York Bioregional Planning Workshop Inspires Outside Clients
  By Ann Joyner

Featured articles include:

• Gateway to a Viable Waterfront Vision
  By Melanie Hare
• Budget Figures - Going Down
  By Bob Lehman
• Queen's Land Forum: A new organization to meet new needs
  By Cathie Macdonald
• Journal Cover Stories Retrospective
  By Mike Canzi

Featured articles include:

• Agriculture - the GTA's Hidden Resource
  By Margaret Walton
• Future Professionals Take Note of Planning Principles
  By Mark Dorfman
• Five Key Factors for Developing as an Intelligent City
  By John Jung
• Ontario Planning by the Numbers
  By Bob Lehman
• Revitalizing Windsor's Downtown Waterfront: A Tale of Two Planning Perspectives
  By Bruce Singbush

Featured articles include:

• Inspired City Building Leads Resurgence in Downtown North Bay
  By Brenton Toderian
• Planning Experience in Bolivia
  By Jeremy Warson
• A Whole New Ballgame?
  By Patrick J. Devine
• Integrating Environment: Job One for Toronto
  By Carl Amrhein and Jill Wigle 

Featured articles include:

• "Putting People First" Design Strategy for Downtown Hamilton
  By Ron Blake and Mark Reid
• Randall Arendt Lecuture Rural by Design
  By Brenton Toderian
• More Power than the Bomb: Economic Change and East Manchester
  By Jeff Lehman
• Classic Parks Design With the Parisian Touch
  By Jill Cherry
• Lessons from Parc Andre Citroen and Parc de Bercy - Two New Paris Parks
  By Cathie Macdonald

Featured articles include:

• The "Next Wave" Still Searching For Investors
  By Donna Hinde
• Transport in Britain Set to Dramatically Change As the UK Government Delivers "A New Deal for Transport"
  By Mario Bozzo and David Kamnitzer
• Is Your Community Healthy?
  By Anna Jacobs

Featured articles include:

• Planning in the Home of the Skinny Latte
  By Martin Rendl
• Cornell: Looking forward or backward?
  By Sean hertel
• In Defense of Night Life - The Economic Case against "Cinema Parks'
  By Jeff Lehman
• Bill Dempsey - Living Legend
  By John Mackenzie 
• 1999 Annual Conference
• Noted "New Ruralist" Coming to Ontario
  By Brenton Toderian

Featured articles include:

• From Lands to Life to Living Legacy  Where Do We Go From here?
  By Steven Rowe
• Rethinking Planning for Brownfield Sites
  By Steve Willis
• Conservation Authorities Gear for New Era
  By Al Ruggero and James Stiver
• The Downsview Lands - Another Perspective
  By David Birnbaum 
• Ontario's Aggregate Resources Inventory Program Responds to Client Demands
  By Ross Kelly and Dave Rowell

Featured articles include:

• Planning for a National Urban Park
  By Calvin Brook and Anne McIlroy
• Downloading of Provincial Responsibilities to Ontario Conservation Authorities
  By Al Ruggero and James Stiver
• Taking the High Road on a Bike in the Lowlands
  By Patricia Roset
• Student Research Tackling Wide Range of Current Issues
• From Turf to Trees: Alternatives in Urban Design and Management
  By Paul Heeney

Featured articles include:

• Developing Housing Through Partnerships: An Evolving Approach
  By Linda Lapointe
• Fish Habitat Protection: Disruption or Assistance?
  By Al Ruggero and James Stiver
• The Unique Challenge of Planning for Olumpics Events
  By Ron Sandrin-Litt
• Urban Living: This May Be the Perfect Neighbourhood
  By Peter Cheatley

Featured articles include:

• Rebuilding London's Market Tradition
  By Brenton Toderian
• Gunn Leaves with Both Barrels Blazing - A Candid Conversation
  By Robert Koci
• Planning For Transition - Yours!
  By Reg Lang
• Ten Tips for Dealing with Other Cultures
  By Jennifer Ball and Wayne Caldwell 

Featured articles include:

• OMB Approves Airport Operating Area For Pearson
  By Stanley B. Stein
• "Breaking Out" in Kingston Puts New Meaning on Robust Theme
  By Barb McMullen
• Assignment in Bolivia Requires Flexibility
  By Shirley Ann Crockett
• Lessons from Lithuania
  By Reiner Jaakson
• Searching for the Soul of the City
  By Jeff Lehman

Featured articles include:

• Capital Vision: A New Perspective
  By Daniel Miron
• A vision without walls: An Interview with Toronto's Chief Planner
  By Ian Graham and Bruce Davis
• OMB Wetland Decision
  By Tony Usher

Featured articles include:

• Breaking Out In Style
  By Bob Maddocks
• Breaking Out: Program Highlights
• Social Program On The Ball

Featured articles include:

• Wellesley's Rural Clusters - A Unique Response to a Difficult Problem
  By Scott Nevin
• The Importance of Heritage in a Global Society
  By John Farrow
• Ten Principles to Protect Traditional Main Streets
  By Brenton Toderian

Featured articles include:

• Port Dreams - A Plan to Rebuild a Village
  By Glenn Miller
• New Municipal Assessment Starts in 1998
  By Stanley B. Stein and Michael Bowman

Featured articles include:

• Can Sustainable Transportation be Achieved in the New Millenium?
  By Ron Neville
• Looking for Benefits to Support a Canadian Policy on Climate Change
  By Glenn Miller
• How the Social Housing Landscape in Canada is About to be Remade
  By Michael Poulton
• Stakeholder Group Recommends a Strong Municipal Role in Housing for the New City of Toronto
  By Linda Lapointe

Featured articles include:

• New Urbanism - The Promise of the Future?
  By Rudayna Abdo
• Back to Basics: Lessons from Riga
  By John Farrow
• A Manner Less Rigid: One Hundred Years of the Ontario Municipal Board (Part Two)
  By Robert Shipley
• Entertaining Downtown Revitalization in London
  By John Fleming
• Public-Private Partnerships and Municipal Services: A Lawyer's Perspective
  By Stanley B. Stein

Featured articles include:

• Breaking Ground - A Powerful Sequel to Making Choices
  By Bryan Kozman
• Retail Market Studies: An Alternative Approach
  By Anna Ritacca
• Mississauga Chalks Up 15th Year of Urban Design Awards
  By David Harrold
• A Manner Less Rigid: One Hundred Years of the Ontario Municipal Board (Part One)
  By Robert Shipley

Featured articles include:

• Downtown Devitalization: Windsor's City Market
  By Don Loucks
• Strategies for Preserving Walkerville: Ontario's Only Turn-of-the-century British New Town
  By Evelyn McLean
• Community Planning in Somerset Cove
  By Peter Tollefsen
• Store Wars: OMB Guidelines for Market Impact Evidence
  By Stanley B. Stein

Featured articles include:

• Ghost Towns and Planning
  By Ron Brown
• Intelligent Transportation Solutions in a Historical City Centre
  By Mario M. Bozzo and David Kamnitzer
• An Environmental Partnership: Bringing Natural Heritage System Planning Into Reality
  By Meg Ogden and Gary Davidson
• New EA Act - clutter or clarity?
  By Janet Amos

Featured articles include:

• Urban Entertainment Centres: Anchor-Scale Developments That Are Larger Than Life
  By Glenn Miller
• Temagami Cries Out for Consensus Planning
  By Larry Sherman and Andrea Simpson
• Feminist planners: Do they want to join the OPPI? Does the OPPI want them?
  By Sue Hendler

Featured articles include:

• Temagami Cries Out For Self-Determination and Consensus Planning
  By Larry Sherman and Andrea Simpson
• Guildeline for Use at Contaminated Sites in Ontario: The Shifting Sands
  By Josephina Erzetic
• Rehabilitation and redevelopment grant program in London
  By John M. Fleming
• New MOEE Guidelines Affect Identification of Potentially Contaiminated Sites
  By Steven Rowe

Featured articles include:

• Site Clean-Up Guidelines Include Land Use Advice
  By Steven Rowe
• Revitalization/Restructuring: A Strategy for Suburban Areas
  By Bernhard A. Steiger
• Store Wars Continue in Listowel
  By Don Stewart
• Britain's "Right to Buy" Legislation: Lessons for Ontario
  By Kristin Marinacci
• ADR an affordable alternative in times of restaint - Haussmann Consulting
  By Janice Emeneau

Featured articles include:

• A Special Issue of the Journal to Mark OPPI's 10th Anniversary
  By Glenn Miller
• Some Thoughts on the Future of Planning Practice
  By Eudora Pendergrast
• New Urbanism
  By Dan Leeming
• Trends on the Home Front: A Look at the Past and Future Ten Years
  By Linda Lapointe
• Municipalities and First Nations - Can We Talk?
  By Susan Mojgani and Paul General
• Planning and the arts
  By Ron Sandrin-Litt

Featured articles include:

• Planning on the Rocks: A Program with a [Point of] View
• Planning in a Signle-Tier Environment
  By Mark Simeoni
• Planning Backwards: The Regional Municipality of Sudbury Land Reclaimation Program
  By Dan Napier
• Some Comments on the Report of the Task Force on the Greater Toronto Area
  By Kenneth J. Whitwell

Featured articles include:

• Planning and the Gaming Industry: The Windsor Experience
  By Calvin Brook
• An Integrated Approach to Transport Planning: Lessons from the U.K. (Part 3)
  By Mario M. Bozzo
• Export or Extinct?
  By Joe Berridge
• Overseas Opportunities For Young Planning Professionals
  By Michel Frojmovic
• Ontario planners may face "Ethical Boomerang"
  By Barbara Marshall

Featured articles include:

• Welcome to the OPPI Gateway to the World Wide Web
  By Patrick Deoux
• Is the GTA appreciated? The Golden Report should be read by everyone interested in protecting the quality of life in urban Ontario
• The GTA Task Force Report: Influential and Impossible to Ignore
  By Glenn Miller
• Planners Think Housing is a Priority Issue
  By Linda Lapointe

Featured articles include:

• Time For Change: Toronto Decided That Less is More in the Challenge to Revitalize Downtown
  By Glenn Miller
• Cybershopping: implications for planning?
  By Brenton Toderian
• An Open Letter to the Premier of Ontario
  By Nigel Richardson
• Halton's Aquifer Management Plan: A Practical Application of GIS Technology
  By S. Holysh and M. Thompson
• Is Privatization Good for Public Transport? The U.K. Experience
  By Mario M. Bozzo

Featured articles include:

• Conserving Local Natural Areas: Windsor's Environmental Policy Study
  By Bruce Singbush and Neely Law
• The John Street Roundhouse - Intractable Heritage - Good Planning
  By Dan Loucks
• Transportation Paradox
  By David Kriger
• Think globally, act locally
  By John Farrow
• New Directions For Housing: Stay Tuned
  By Linda Lapointe

Featured articles include:

• City of Ottawa Recognizes Cycling as a Means of Transportation
  By Daphne Hope
• From Anecdotal Knowledge to Spatial Databases: Geographic Information Systems and First Nations
  By Robert Rishchynski and Michael Telawski
• Footloose in Hong Kong
  By David Kriger
• CBD Planning: Time for a Rethink
  By Kevin Curtis

Featured articles include:

• Joint Board Decisions Give the Industry Pause
  By David Hardy and Steven Rowe
• Listowel Plans for Commercial Growth
  By Brenton G. Toderian and W. Brent Clarkson
• No big boxes please. We're British.
  By Glenn Miller
• The Lowville Project: A Healthy Community for Aging in Place
  By Russell Mayby

Featured articles include:

• Wanted! A New Fred Gardiner to Save the GTA
  By John Hughes
• An Immodest Proposal: Thirty Years in the Making
  By Len Gertler
• A Walk in the Park
  By Phillippa Campsie
• Are Planners Being Marginalized?
  By Andrea Gabor

Featured articles include:

• The Counter Revolution - Life as a Shopkeeper Will Never Be the Same
  By Glenn Miller and Nancy Adler
• A primer on retail economics
  By Glenn R. Miller
• Planning for Big Box Retailers - The London, Ontario, Experience
  By John M. Fleming
• Big Box Retailing and the OMB
  By Nancy Adler
• Rules of the Road in Southern China
  By David Kriger

Featured articles include:

• Planning for a Better Future Must Begin Now
  By Neal Irwin
• Planning and Politics
  By Elisabeth Arnold
• Governance and relevant professional practice are the big issues for 1995
  By Glenn Miller
• Cooperating in an Uncooperative World
  By Russell Mawby
• Mining and Lands Commission Decision Broadens Interpretation of Conservation of Land
  By Paul F.J. Eagles, Jonathan Wigley and Renee P. Jarrett

Featured articles include:

• Housing Ourselves
  By Russell Mawby
• Partnerships, Tomorrow's Cities and a Lesson from the Italian Renaissance
  By Joe Berridge
• Start-ups, persistence and videotape
  By Jim Helik
• Small is beauiful to supporters of intensification
  By Glenn Miller
• How I learned to stop worrying and love the megadump
  By Bill Wilson

Featured articles include:

• Kingston Perfect for a "Busman's Holiday"
• Who's running this show anyway?
• Globalization and Planning: The Implications for Planning Education Futures
  By Farokh Afshar
• Movement in senior planning posts heralds easing job market?
• Time running out to get in tune with planning reform

Featured articles include:

• Duany Designs for People, Not Cars
  By Peter Gabor
• The New Urbanism in Markham
  By Evan Wood-Brunet
• Nurturing the darling buds of "new urbanism"
  By Glenn Miller
• Managing at the speed of change and other feats
  By John Farrow
• Affordable Housing and Planning
  By S. Robert Hazra

Featured articles include:

• Shanghai - Is Its Unique Legacy Worth Protecting?
  By Reg McLemore
• Thoughts on a Fin-De0Siecle Kind of Day
  By David Kriger
• The Paper Chase
  By Richard N. MacFarlane
• Minister of Natural Resources Takes Steps to Ensure Availability, Affordability of Aggregates
  By Paul Puopolo and Don Stewart

Featured articles include:

• Vision Circles: An Innovative, Grassroots Approach to Community Consultation
  By James G. Micak and Gail Roberts
• Can planners put their heads together to re-invent government?
  By Glenn Miller
• Responding to the Demand for Intensification
  By Ronji Borooah

Featured articles include:

• Rails to Trails - New Uses for Abandoned Railway Rights of Way
  By Julius Gorys
• Why the Federal Government Had to Cancel the Pearson Deal
• Intensification Policies and the Challenge of Redevelopment
  By Ronji Borooah

Featured articles include:

• Fast Track to Sustainable Development
  By Tom Hilditch, Richard Hubbard and Barbara Jeffrey
• Cocooning, Conflict, and Complaint vs. The Regional City of Tormorrow
  By Joe Berridge

Featured articles include:

• Niagara Falls: Meet the People Behind This Year's OPPI Conference
  By Harry James
• Are Planning Departments Useful?
  By Jane Jacobs
• Waterfront Planning and Development Guidelines
  By David Harrold
• Is the Planning Pot Half Full or Half Empty? You Decide.
  By Glenn Miller

Featured articles include:

• Innovation and Creative Cooperation: New Planning Tools for Community Building
  By John G. Jung
• Creating a Sustainable Region
  By Mark Bekkering
• The Brave New World of Telecommunications
  By Glenn Miller

Featured articles include:

• Social Impact Assessment - As If People Mattered
  By Joe Manion
• Aboriginal Self-Government and Land-Use Planning: Part 2
  By Dave Hardy
• Objections to Airstrip Grounded
  By Gary McKay
• The Learning Organization: A New Challenge for Professionals
  By John Farrow

Featured articles include:

• Polson Quay, Redefining Toronto's Urban Waterfront
  By Dan Loucks
• Environmental Study Concludes That Goal of Restored Waterfront Health is Achieveable 
  By Jonathan Kauffman 
• Increasing the Planner's Response-Ability
  By Reg Lang
• Aboriginal Self-Government and Land-use Planning: There's No Going Back: Part 1
  By Dave Hardy

Featured articles include:

• Heritage Conservation a Prominent Part of City of Toronto's New Official Plan
  By Marcia Cuthbert
• The Role of Analysis in a Consultative Planning Process 
  By David Kriger
• Healthy Communities: Integrating Land Use and Human Services Planning
  By Ellis Katsof
• Exploring the Role of Regional Planning - A Holistic Approach
  By John Michailidis

Featured articles include:

• Regeneration
  By Roger Hubbard
• Developing a Coastal Recreational Strategy for the Great Lakes (Part 2) 
  By S. Robert Hazra
• Interpretation of Sect. 52(7) Re Appeal Period in Keppel Consent Decision
  By Pierre Beeckmans

Featured articles include:

• Consolidating Montreal's Role as a Liveable Metropolis
  By Glenn Miller
• Beyond the Non-Place Urban Realm
  By Michael McMahon
• Developing a Coastal Recreational Strategy for the Great Lakes 
  By S. Robert Hazra

Featured articles include:

• Urban Renewal in Hulme, Manchester
  By Joe Berridge
• Thinking in 3-D and More 
  By Glenn Miller
• Integrated Watershed Management Discussed at Seminar
  By Ted O'Neill
• New Planning for Ontario: Deja Vu All Over Again?
  By Prof. Barry Wellar

Featured articles include:

• The Teleport and Its Application to City and Regional Planning: A Legal Perspective
  By John G. Jung
• Timing is Everything 
  By Glenn Miller 
• Goods Movement and Planning
  By David Kriger

Featured articles include:

• Oak Ridges Marine Guidelines: A Legal Perspective
  By Ronald M. Kanter
• Making a Difference When Times Are Tough
  By Glenn Miller
• The Latvian Cause
  By Andris Roze
• More on the Greening of Ontario's Planning System
  By S. Robert Hazra

Featured articles include:

• Whatever Happened to Country Driving?
  By Ron Brown
• Travel Demand Management: Can We Hang Our Hat On It? 
  By David Kriger
• How to Avoid a Seven Year Itch
  By Glenn Miller
• Burlington Tries to Demand Affordable Housing Through Site Plan Control
  By Pierre Beeckmans

Featured articles include:

• Ontario's Bicycle Policy Review
  By David Hunt
• Creating Healthy Social Environments: A Review of Metro Toronto's Social Development Strategy Background Reports
  By Greg McFarlane
• Neighbourhood Planning: The Key to a Healthy City
  By Rick Merrill

Featured articles include:

• Pouring Water on the Table
  By Paul Mason
• No "Cakewalk" For Sewell Commission of Inquiry 
  By Dave Hardy
• New Decade - New Choices: The Role of Public Transit in the 90s
  By Al Cormier

Featured articles include:

• Urban Design: A Planner's Opportunity for Influence
  By Karen Pianosi
• The Three-Minute Guide to Sustainable Development 
  By Dave Hardy
• Interim Control on Isolated Parcel in Vaughan
  By Pierre Beeckmans

Featured articles include:

• Real Estate and the Industrial Relocation Decision
  By Fred Rovers
• Transit-Friendly Subdivisions
  By Michel Gravel and Geoff Noxon
• Bold, Bland or Blind?
  By Glenn Miller

Featured articles include:

• What's the Real Cost of Clean Water?
  By W. M. C. Wilson
• Transportation and Sustainable Planning 
  By David Kriger
• Planner as Visionary
  By John Sewell

Featured articles include:

• Watershed: A Milestone in the Evolution of a Natural Region
  By Glenn Miller
• High Speed Ferry Systems: Alternative Commuter Transit Systems for the 90s
  By Mark Conway
• Tourism Planning: Global Implications and Local Opportunities
  By Stuart McMinn
• The Medium and the Message: Beyond the Paper Copy
  By Rob Amos

Featured articles include:

• Planner as Visionary: An Interview with Nick Tunnacliffe and R. Essiambre
• A Change of Pace
  By David Kriger
• Trillium Terminal to Open Early 1991
  By Mitchell Cohen
• Toronto's Lobbyist Disclosure Requirements
  By Stanley Stein and Michael Bowman

Featured articles include:

• Province Tackles GTA Problems Searches for Solutions
  By Glenn Miller
• A Plan for Lower Yonge Street
  By David Gordon
• Can Good Decisions be Made in a Recession?
  By Glenn Miller
• Joint Program Series Highlights New Role of O.S.E.M.
  By Tim Murphy

Featured articles include:

• New Simpson Street: A Plan for the Revival of the Oldest Main Street in Thunder Bay
  By Stefan Huzan
• Is Anybody Planning for the Environment?
  By Toby Vigod
• Let's Keep It Simple and Get It Right
  By Glenn Miller
• Turn-Around Decade Upon Us
  By Dave Hardy

Featured articles include:

• Retirement Communities: The On-Going Evolution in Ontario
  By Mary Rose
• Brampton Takes a 3-Dimensional Step Into the Future
  By Bill Wright
• As Residents of the Global Village, the Information Age Cramps Our Style
  By Glenn Miller
• Why Should Planners Worry About Economics?
  By Edward C. Bruce

Featured articles include:

• Wilderness Preservation Needed
  By Jeff Celentano
• Housing on Toronto's Main Streets
  By Jane Davidson and Paul Bedford
• Community Consultation Using Root Cause Analysis
  By Mike Balkwill
• Seeing the Forest for the Trees
  By Glenn Miller

Featured articles include:

• The Making of a Charrette
  By Laura Taylor
• Via Rail: A Brighter Future?
  By David Kriger
• Shared Lives, Shared Experiences: A Case Study of a Home Sharing Match
  By Sarah Boyd
• Bright Lights
  By Tony Usher

Featured articles include:

• The Queen Elizabeth Way: Public Utility Versus Public Space
  By John C. van Nostrand
• Two Anniversaries
  By Tony Usher
• Transportation Planning for SkyDome: A Success Story
  By David Kriger
• Planning Transitions
  By Sue Hendler and Godfrey Spragge

Featured articles include:

• Rod Robbie: Before, Behind and Beyond SkyDome
  By Glenn Miller
• Land Use Planning and Sustainable Development in Canada
  By Nigel Richardson
• Understanding Today's Professionals
  By John Farrow
• Report Card for OPPI: Good Potential, Must Try Harder
  By Tony Usher

Featured articles include:

• Why No Funding To Debate "The Urban Problem"?
  By Barry Wellar
• Markham's Planning Action Deemed "Bordering on the Absurd"
  By Pierre Beeckmans
• Will Network Organizations Change the Structure of Government?
  By John Farrow
• Voluntary Social Planning in Ontario A Major Voice in Human Services System
  By Dr. Robert Doyle

Featured articles include:

• OPPI Responds to Provincial Housing Statement
• Quiche or Cargo? Crombie Promises to "Do It Right"
• Negotiated Plan Making and Design...The Importance of Being Uncertain
  By Larry Sherman

Featured articles include:

• Changing of the Guard at OPPI AGM: Barb Dembeck is New President
• Preservation of Canada's Natural Assets Critical Challenge for New Federal Government
  By Tony Usher
• Planning and Noise: Weighing a Plan's Merits
  By John Coulter
• 20/20 Foresight, And How to Get It
  By John Farrow

Featured articles include:

• Sajatovic: Planners Must Be Creative, Visible Contributors to Society. Role as Regulators Not Enough.
• Ajax Opposes Day Car Centre in Pickering Village
  By Pierre Beeckmans
• Heritage Conservation: Where is the Knowledge?
  By Tony Usher
• Turning Down the Volume - Ways to Reduce the Impact of Noise on Residential Areas
  By John E. Coulter

Featured articles include:

• Changing Times CIP Conference 1988
  By Diana Jardine
• How Would Climate Change Affect Ontario?
  By Tony Usher
• Alternatives to "Leave Alone - Zap Management"
  By John Farrow
• Noise: The Social and Cost Implications of the Various Alternatives
  By John Coulter

Featured articles include:

• Summit Captures Worldwide Attention
• Unlovely but Liveable: Give Me Northern Hospitality Every Time
  By Tony Usher
• Canada's New National Gallery
  By Glenn Scheels
• Back to the Future
  By John Farrow

Featured articles include:

• OPPI Plans Busy Summer: Several Position Papers Under Preparation
• Production Challenge Met: Let's Focus on Content
  By Glenn Miller
• Society's Values Incompatible with Sound Planning?
  By Tony Usher
• Planning and Environmental Criminology: Development of a Hybrid
  By Gregory Saville

Featured articles include:

• Canadian Shelter Foundation Initiative Moving Forward
• Downtown Revitalization Conference in May
• "Turning 2000" Could Undermind Goodwill Toward Environment
  By Tony Usher
• First Urban Design Awards Presented by the City of North York
  By Jack Dougan

Featured articles include:

• OPPI President Saluts Staff, Volunteers, Call for More Hard Work in '88
• Transformations: Reconciling System Needs With Those of the City
  By Ted Davidson
• Free Trade - Impact on Tourism, Energy, Uncertain
  By Tony Usher

Featured articles include:

• How Will Cities, Environment Fare in New Session
• The Measurement of Good Planning
  By Charles Bens
• Park Planning in Touch with Reality?
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