Fix Your City
Neil SaravanamuttooCommon sense solutions for better cities
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| Issues | 41 | Subscribers | Read | cityshapes.ca |
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Fix Housing 9: What We Think of the Recent Federal Announcements on Housing
The first week of April was a busy one for federal government announcements on housing. There were major announcements in Halifax, Toronto, Winnipeg and Calgary.
Fix Climate Action 3: Stop Enabling Oil and Gas Disinformation Through Advertising
Alternate title: As long as Canadian oil produces double, triple or even quadruple the emissions as oil produced elsewhere, should we be exporting it to the world?
Fix Climate Action 2: Why Cities Need to Act, Despite "What About China?"
This is the second in a series of common sense solutions for climate action by cities. This article borrows from the ideas in James Kurz’s 2020 article But what about China and India? as well as the Climate Denier’s Playbook podcast episode...
Fix Downtown 3: To Attract Visitors, Make Lots of Small Bets Rather than One Big Wager, Except ...
This is the third in a series of common sense solutions for fixing downtowns.
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Community organizer, CitySHAPES director, former G20 chief economist for global infrastructure
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