Urban Planning

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August 14, 2025

Toronto man races streetcars on foot – and wins – to highlight transit issues

August 8, 2025

How one Vancouver family plans to live under three roofs on one property

Kerry Gold

August 8, 2025

opinion

Toronto the Grind: Making your way around has never been such a slog

Marsha Lederman

August 6, 2025

Nova Scotia releases plan on future transport needs for Halifax and surrounding area

August 5, 2025

University to transform empty offices into urban-school offshoot

August 1, 2025

Rezoning Vancouver industrial lands will cost jobs and economy, planners say

Kerry Gold

July 21, 2025

Wimbledon expansion planning cleared by U.K. court

July 21, 2025

opinion

The city of Ottawa risks being hollowed out by the federal government

Sueling Ching

July 18, 2025

newsletter

Morning Update: How to move a river

July 18, 2025

After 18 years of work, Toronto’s Port Lands opens to the public

July 17, 2025

Calgary homeowner restores heritage bungalow to former glory, with some help from city’s Conservation Grant

July 16, 2025

the listing

Toronto caps number of bedrooms allowed in multiplex buildings

July 13, 2025

driving concerns

Can my neighbour park school buses in her driveway?

July 11, 2025

opinion

Toronto should welcome the new Ontario Place

Marcus Gee

July 11, 2025

opinion

The Ontario Place spa: new drawings, still a disaster

Alex Bozikovic

July 11, 2025

Small Vancouver builders embrace citizen-developed housing through multiplex prezoning

Kerry Gold

July 9, 2025

the architourist

This architect-sculptor duo are bringing colourful, interactive urban art projects to the GTA

Dave LeBlanc

July 5, 2025

Vancouver can’t stop the rain, but it can control where it ends up

June 27, 2025

Pedestrians reclaim Portage and Main as Winnipeg reopens the famed intersection after 46 years

June 27, 2025

opinion

How to win the housing density debate

The Editorial Board

June 26, 2025

opinion

Winnipeg’s famed Portage and Main – shut to pedestrians for nearly half a century – has been reborn

Niigaan Sinclair

June 25, 2025

the architourist

A look at the $30-billion eco-friendly neighbourhood being built in Toronto over three decades

Dave LeBlanc

June 16, 2025

opinion

The big upside of thinking small on immigration

The Editorial Board

June 13, 2025

How a Vancouver family multiplied their ‘single-family’ home

Kerry Gold

June 12, 2025

Edmonton’s heritage Garneau district confronts upzoning

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