Browsing Plan Canada - Vol 42 No 3 (2002) by Title

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    • The resurgence of Canadian cities 

      Axworthy, Lloyd (Canadian Institute of Planners, 2002)
      We all like comeback stories about aging athletes, forgotten matinee idols, even retired politicians. There is something inspiring about taking a second chance. This seemed like a good theme for addressing a group of ...

    • Technology and planning in the North: Past, present and future 

      Johnson, Ken R. (Canadian Institute of Planners, 2002)
      Before the Second World War, the northern territories of Canada were a sparsely populated frontier of aboriginal peoples, fur traders, miners and adventurers. Many ideas about the North were based on the Klondike Gold ...

    • The view from '56: Thoughts on the short-term future of transportation planning 

      Price, Gordon (Canadian Institute of Planners, 2002)
      A few years ago, the Ford Expedition assembling plant in Wayne, Mich., made more money in after-tax profits than the combined budgets of all municipalities in British Columbia. The number of SUVs sold in North America ...