Housing

LORINC: What’s missing from the missing middle debate

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City council has spent the past few years chipping away at the walls surrounding that seemingly impregnable fortress otherwise known... Read More

Transit transformation, part 1: confronting Scarborough’s housing challenges

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With Edison Gao and Anika Munir In this “Transit Transformation” series, University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) City... Read More

Urban planning is not a science

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Urban planning is not a science. For as long as planning has been a profession, however, we’ve tried to make it one. I’ve been a... Read More

LORINC: The back-channel lobbying of residents’ associations

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Should residents’ associations be required to register as lobbyists? This loaded question, as it turns out, was canvassed, sort... Read More

REID: Shadows and light – a longstanding debate

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It’s an argument, it turns out, that has been going on for centuries. When new tall or mid-rise buildings are discussed, one of the... Read More

OP-ED: Look to co-op housing to address Canada’s affordability crisis

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The cost of housing doesn’t have to be exorbitant, but it will stay that way as long as the government continues to stimulate the... Read More