It is time for more cities to bring forward policies and practices for economic, social and climate justice as their primary goal

Applying an intersectional lens to multi-layered challenges in urban settings can lead the way to greater empowerment of community members in cities.

#Blocksidewalk was a grassroots campaign that shut down Google's attempt to turn Toronto into a surveillance-driven "smart city"

The city's infrastructure is dominated by the automobile

Guess who first normalized pedestrian shaming

We can shape the future of urban life

Cities have long been seen as engines that drive prosperity but a new fiscal arrangement is needed that allows them to tackle the serious issues of our time.

Some cities are making small changes to create more accessible spaces

Capitalism and urbanization are deeply tied to one another—but what might a liberated city look like?

Canadian cities could raise tens of millions of dollars with one tool

Time for a Giant Leap Forward for Workers’ Wages in Nova Scotia

Alternative Federal Budget: what the federal government could achieve on Infrastructure, cities and transit

As it stands, the province relies on small non-profits for data collection—we need more to address the crisis.

Toronto's new progressive mayor Olivia Chow will be facing an immediate $1 billion deficit—and there’s no simple solution.

Bill 31 would remove some significant rights from tenants, and hand over more discretionary power to landlords

Mining and land reforms draw both corporate flack and international calls for investment treaty termination