A Downtown for Everyone

There are more places to live in Downtown Edmonton than ever before. As part of this revitalization, the City is campaigning that it... Read More

Towers of Babel

Pax Ethnica: Where and How Diversity Succeeds Author: Karl E. Meyer and Shareen Blair Brysac (Perseus Books 2012) Can’t we all... Read More

In January and February of 2013, I drove around the periphery of the southwest corner of Edmonton. Be it driving to work in the area... Read More

I can’t handle the thought of living outside of a central area. Mostly because it’s where I have always been, and the thought of a... Read More

Last week, the Ottawa Citizen published an article highlighting some findings of the research conducted by Professor David Gordon... Read More

Growth is largely considered to be a good thing; undoubtedly it’s better than shrinking. Detroit was once a city of 1.8 million... Read More

As I have gotten older and more interested in the dialogue of what makes a city, one component of urban life I am starting to see as a... Read More

The growth of our city has been flourishing from the various family and eco-friendly developments occurring around its periphery... Read More