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Canadian Planning and Policy is an on-line peer-reviewed, open-access research journal. It is a scholarly publication project undertaken by the Association of Canadian University Planning Programs and the Canadian Institute of Planners.
 
Canadian Planning and Policy publishes manuscripts reflecting the scope and diversity of planning theory and practice in Canada.
 
This on-line, open-access publication has a goal to provide a forum for detailed peer-reviewed research on planning in Canada that invites reflection by practitioners, academics, and students.
 

 

Volume 23, No. 1

Institute of Urban Studies - Canadian Institute of Planners Joint Publication

Sandeep Agrawal 
Patricia A. Collins
Nadine Lemoine and Robert J. Patrick
 
Victoria Prouse, Howard Ramos, Jill L. Grant, and Martha Radice

Maxwell Douglas Hartt and Clarence Gerald Woudsma
Tahrana Lovlin and Mark Seasons
Mohammad A. Qadeer

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Volume 23, No. 1

Institute of Urban Studies - Canadian Institute of Planners Joint Publication

Sandeep Agrawal 
Patricia A. Collins
Nadine Lemoine and Robert J. Patrick
 
Victoria Prouse, Howard Ramos, Jill L. Grant, and Martha Radice

Maxwell Douglas Hartt and Clarence Gerald Woudsma
Tahrana Lovlin and Mark Seasons
Mohammad A. Qadeer

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Volume 22, No. 1, 2013

Institute of Urban Studies - Canadian Institute of Planners Joint Publication

  1. Inner Front Cover

    Introduction
  2. Editor's Introduction / L'introduction du rédacteur, David L. A. Gordon

    Articles
  3. The Crown Duty to Consult and Ontario Municipal-First Nations Relations: Lessons Learned from the Red Hill Valley Parkway Project (PDF), Clara MacCallum Fraser and Leela Viswanathan.  
  4. Capacity Needs for Source Water Protection Plan Implementation: Lessons from the South Saskatchewan River (PDF), Frances X. Rawlyk and Robert J. Patrick.  
  5. Sustainability Plans in British Columbia: Instruments of Change or Token Gestures? (PDF), Mark R. Stevens and Alisha Z. D. Mody.  
  6. Can Form-Based Code Help Reduce Municipal Greenhouse Gas Emissions in Small Towns? The Case of Revelstoke, British Columbia (PDF), Maged Senbel, Mike van der Laan, Ron Kellett, Cynthia Girling, and Jessica Stuart.  
  7. Shifting from Vision to Reality: Perspectives on Regional Food Policies and Food System Planning Barriers at the Local Level (PDF), Jessica Wegener, Mark Seasons, and Kim D. Raine.  
  8. Book Reviews

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Volume 21, No. 1, 2012

Institute of Urban Studies - Canadian Institute of Planners Joint Publication

  1. Inner Front Cover

    Introduction
  2. Editor's Introduction / L'introduction du rédacteur, David F. Brown, McGill University.

    Articles
  3. Canadian Planning Knowledge in the Middle East: Transferring Toronto to Amman and Vancouver to Abu Dhabi (PDF), Luna Khirfan and Zahra Ja er.  
  4. Government Policies for Active Community Design in Ontario: Challenges to Achieving Collaboration between Five Ministries (PDF), Kim Bergeron and Lucie Lévesque.  
  5. Growing With the Flow: Uniting Ecological Design and New Urbanism for Water Quality Planning (PDF), Victoria Kramkowski.
  6. Annoyance, Health Effects, and Wind Turbines: Exploring Ontario's Planning Processes (PDF), Tanya Christidis and Jane Law.
  7. Montréal's Municipal Guidelines for Participation and Public Hearings: Assessing Context, Process and Outcomes (PDF), Raphaëlle Aubin and Lisa Bornstein.
  8. Complete Communities Versus the Canadian Dream: Representations of Suburban Aspirations (PDF), Jill L. Grant and Daniel E. Scott.
  9. Book Reviews

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Volume 20, No. 1, 2011

Institute of Urban Studies - Canadian Institute of Planners Joint Publication

  1. Inner Front Cover

    Introduction
  2. Editor's Introduction / L'introduction du rédacteur, David F. Brown, McGill University.

    Articles
  3. Local and Regional Planning Capacity: Using the Humber River Basin to Test a Framework for Addressing Planning Capacity (PDF), Nick Novakowski and Mark Seasons.
  4. Integrated Cultural Planning and Urban Planning: the Challenges of Implementation (PDF), Alexandra McDonough and Gerda R. Wekerle.
  5. Bridging the Gap: Policy Instruments to Encourage Private Sector Provision of Affordable Rental Housing in Alberta (PDF), Sasha Tsenkova and Melissa Witwer.
  6. Evaluating the Impacts of Transportation Plans Using Accessibility Measures(PDF), Ahmed El-Geneidy, Assumpta Cerdà, Raphaël Fischler and Nik Luka.
  7. Institutionalizing Participation in Municipal Policy Development: Prelimary Lessons from a Start-Up Process in Plateau-Mont-Royal (PDF), Julien Landry and Leonora Angeles.
  8. The Practice of Multicultural Planning in American and Canadian Cities (PDF), Mohammad Abdul Qadeer and Sandeep Kumar Agrawal.
  9. Commentary: Where Do Theories Come From? (PDF), Leonie Sandercock.
  10. Book Reviews

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Volume 19, No. 1, 2010

Institute of Urban Studies - Canadian Institute of Planners Joint Publication

  1. Inner Front Cover

    Introduction
  2. Editor's Introduction / L'introduction du rédacteur, Jill L Grant, Halifax;Marie-Odile Trépanier, Montréal,

    Articles
  3. Economic Ideas and Development Strategy: The Case of London, Ontario (PDF), Neil Bradford
  4. La revitalisation urbaine intégrée et la plus-value de l'approche montréalaise : une comparaison (PDF), Geneviève Cloutier, Léa Méthé-Myrand, and Gilles Sénécal
  5. Collaborative Planning and the Challenge of Urbanization: Issues, Actors, and Strategies in Marseilles and Montreal Metropolitan Areas (PDF), Nicolas Douay
  6. Beyond the Quarter Mile: Re-examining Travel Distances by Active Transportation (PDF), Jacob Larsen, Ahmed El-Geneidy, and Farhana Yasmin
  7. "Why Can't We Get Around?" Travelling Under Constraints in Metro Vancouver(PDF), Ren Thomas
  8. Community Indicators and Sustainable Consumption: A Blended Approach Toward Implementation (PDF), David Hendrickson
  9. Book Reviews

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Volume 18, No. 1, 2009

Institute of Urban Studies - Canadian Institute of Planners Joint Publication

  1. Inner Front Cover

    Introduction
  2. Editor's Introduction / L'introduction du rédacteur, Editor, Ian Skelton, PhD, MCIP

    Articles
  3. Strategic Sustainability: Addressing the Community Infrastructure Deficit (PDF) Sean Connelly, Sean Markey and Mark Roseland
  4. Urban Sustainability: Learning from Evaluation of Community Plans in Calgary (PDF) Sasha Tsenkova and Rose-Mary Damiani
  5. Le débat public en urbanisme à Montréal : un instrument de développement urbain durable ? (PDF) Michel Gariépy et Mario Gauthier
  6. Developing Climate Change Adaptation Strategies: A Risk Assessment and Planning Tool for Urban Heat Islands in Montreal (PDF) Gregory R.A. Richardson, José Otero, Julia Lebedeva and Chee F. Chan
  7. Administrative and Financial Strategies for Implementing Plans in Political Capitals (PDF) David L.A. Gordon and Mark L. Seasons
  8. Interest Convergence and Co-production of Plans: An Examination of Winnipeg's 'Aboriginal Pathways' (PDF) Yale Belanger and Ryan Walker
  9. Condominium Development and Gentrification: The Relationship Between Policies, Building Activities and Socio-economic Development in Toronto (PDF) Ute Lehrer and Thorben Wieditz
  10. 'Postcolonial Planning' and Ethno-Racial Diversity in Toronto: Locating Equity in a Contemporary Planning Context (PDF) Leela Viswanathan
  11. Book Reviews

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Volume 17, No. 1, 2008

Institute of Urban Studies - Canadian Institute of Planners Joint Publication

  1. Inner Front Cover

    Introduction
  2. Editor's Introduction, Editor, Ian Skelton, PhD, MCIP

    Articles
  3. Territorial Planning Experimentation in Québec (PDF) Marc-Urbain Proulx
  4. Improving the Interface between Urban Municipalities and Aboriginal Communities (PDF) Ryan C. WalkerIndigenous Planning—An Emerging Context (PDF) Ted Jojola
  5. Le zonage et la classification des usages de restauration et de commerces d'alimentation : une mesure d'urbanisme pour diminuer l'épidémie d'obésité? (PDF) Sophie Paquin
  6. Places/Spaces of Celebration and Protest: Citizenship, Civic Conversations and the Promotion of Rights and Obligations (PDF) Brian J. Hracs and Bryan H. Massam
  7. Social Mix and Canadian Public Housing Redevelopment: Experiences in Toronto (PDF) Martine August
  8. Book Reviews

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Volume 16, No. 1, 2007

Institute of Urban Studies - Canadian Institute of Planners Joint Publication

  1. Inner Front Cover

    Articles
  2. An American Effect: Contextualizing Gated Communities in Canadian Planning Practice(PDF), Jill Grant
  3. Nature as a Cornerstone of Growth: Regional and Ecosystems Planning in the Greater Golden Horseshoe (PDF), Gerda R. Wekerle, L. Anders Sandberg, Liette Gilbert and Matthew Binstock
  4. Mobilising Urban Heritage to Counter the Commodification of Brownfield Landscapes: Lessons from Montréal's Lachine Canal (PDF), Desmond Bliek and Pierre Gauthier
  5. Works Planners Read: Findings from a Canadian Survey (PDF), Pierre Filion, Robert Shipley and Zeralynne Te
  6. Childcare, Justice and the City: A Case Study of Planning Failure in Winnipeg (PDF), Susan Prentice

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Volume 15, No. 1, 2006

Institute of Urban Studies - Canadian Institute of Planners Joint Publication

  1. Inner Front Cover

    Introduction
  2. Editor's Introduction / L'introduction du rédacteur, Editor, Ian Skelton, PhD, MCIP

    Articles
  3. National Policy and Community Initiative: Mismanaging Homelessness in a Slow Growth City (PDF),Christopher Leo and Martine August
  4. From 'Community Run' to 'Community Based'? Exploring the Dynamics of Civil Society-State Transformation in Urban Montreal (PDF), Michael Orsini
  5. La gouvernance locale : Le cas Benny Farm à Montréal (PDF), Gabriel Riel-Salvatore
  6. Private Streets: A Survey of Policy and Practice (PDF), Andrew Curran and Jill Grant
  7. La ville à l'ère actuelle : vers une nouvelle défi nition? (PDF), Kenza Benali
  8. Back to Basics: The Influence of Sustainable Development on Urban Planning with Special Reference to Montreal (PDF), David F. Brown
  9. Inner Back Cover

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Volume 14, No. 1, 2005

Institute of Urban Studies - Canadian Institute of Planners Joint Publication

  1. Inner Front Cover

    Introduction
  2. Making Space for Planning Debates in Canada / Faire place aux débats sur l'aménagement au Canada, Editor, Ian Skelton, PhD, MCIP

    Articles
  3. Le « retour à ville » : un réinvestissement symbolique (PDF), Kenza Benali
  4. Rethinking Place in Planning: Opportunities in Northern and Aborigial Planning in Nunavut, Canada (PDF), Erik Borre Nilsen
  5. Toward a Culturalist City: A Planning Agenda for Peripheral Mid-Size Cities (PDF), Martin Simard and Carl Simard
  6. Vers une définition du project urbain, la planification du réaménagement du Vieux-Port de Montréal(PDF), Sabine Courcier
  7. Evaluation in Integrated Waste Management: Understanding the Crisis and Improving Practice Through Planning Theory (PDF), Charles Hostovsky
  8. Barriers to Canadian Municipal Response to Climate Change (PDF), Pamela J. Robinson and Christopher D. Gore
  9. Diversity and North American Planning Curricula: The Need for Reform (PDF), Siddhartha Sen
  10. Inner Back Cover

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Volume 13, No. 1, 2004

Institute of Urban Studies - Canadian Institute of Planners Joint Publication

  1. Inner Front Cover
  2. Piecing Together Planning Priorities, Editor, Ian Skelton, PhD, MCIP
  3. Obituary, Harold Spence-Sales: Poet of Space and Place (PDF), Jeanne M. Wolfe FCIP

    Diversity and Difference in Planning
  4. Diversity and Planning Education: A Canadian Perspective (PDF), Kanishka Goonewardena, Katharine N. Rankin and Sarah Weinstock
  5. The Uncertain City: Making Space(s) for Difference (PDF), Barbara Rahder FCIP RPP and Richard Milgrom
  6. Comment (PDF), Beth Moore Milroy FCIP RPP

    Articles
  7. Do Not Disturb: "Vulnerable Populations" in Federal Government Policy Discourses and Practices (PDF), Karen B. Murray
  8. The Planning and Policy Implications of Gated Communities (PDF), Jill Grant, Katherine Greene and D. Kirstin Maxwell

    Research Note
  9. Identifying the Secure City: Research to Establish a Preliminary Framework (PDF), Evan D.G. Fraser and Warren Mabee

    Book Reviews
  10. Hopkins, Lewis D. Urban Development: The Logic of Making Plans (PDF), Sandeep Kumar
  11. Southworth, Michael and Eran Ben-Joseph. Streets and the Shaping of Towns and Citie (PDF), Beth Moore Milroy
  12. Thabit, Walter. How East New York Became a Ghetto (PDF), Jim Silver
  13. Vale, Lawrence J. Reclaiming Public Housing: A Half Century of Struggle in Three Public Neighborhoods (PDF), Alan Smart
  14. Inner Back Cover

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Volume 12, No. 1, 2003

Institute of Urban Studies - Canadian Institute of Planners Joint Publication

  1. A Message from the Institute of Urban Studies, Acting Director, Jino Distasio
  2. From the President of CIP, David Palubeski, MCIP
  3. Message from ACUPP- APUCU, President, David Brown, MCIP, PhD
  4. Perspectives on a Canadian Urban Strategy: An Overview, Editor, Ian Skelton, PhD, MCIP
  5. A National Urban Policy for Canada: Prospects and Challenges (PDF), Jeanne M. Wolfe FCIP
  6. New Fault Lines? Recent Trends in the Canadian Urban System and their Implications for Planning and Public Policy (PDF), Larry S. Bourne MCIP RPP and Jim Simmons
  7. Towards Smart Growth? The Difficult Implementation of Alternatives to Urban Dispersion (PDF), Pierre Filion MCIP RPP
  8. The Rhetoric of Contemporary Urbanism: A Deconstructive Analysis of Central City Neighbourhood Redevelopment (PDF), Guy Mercier
  9. Engaging the Urban Aboriginal Population in Low-cost Housing Initiatives: Lessons from Winnipeg (PDF), Ryan Walker
  10. Developing a Planning Strategy and Vision for Rural-Urban Fringe Areas: A Case of British Columbia (PDF), John F. Meligrana MCIP RPP
  11. Development Charges and City Planning Objectives: The Ontario Disconnect (PDF), Ray Tomalty and Andrejs Skaburskis

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