This paper explores the commercial shopping street as a site of racialized class struggle.
The argument builds around the study of a disinvested inner‐suburban neighbourhood in …

Over the past few years, Toronto has experienced a massive reinvestment into the inner city,
mostly in the form of high-rise condominium towers, which was followed by the largest …

Across the globe, desires for independence and robust national identifications are tied to
cultural differences and memories of ancestral sovereignty. In European countries like Italy …

Over the past few years, a condominium boom has transformed the City of Toronto:
developers have bought up land in industrial and residential areas and built high-rise …

Urbanists share and reproduce three stereotypes about North American suburbs. First, many
invoke a clichéd ideal: the desire to enjoy quiet privacy in a low-density residential …

After several decades of deindustrialisation in the so-called advanced economies, we are
seeing a renewed enthusiasm for urban manufacturing in cities, and the integration of …

Labor unions remain the largest membership-based organizations in major North American
cities, even after years of decline. Labor continues to play a vital role in mobilizing urban …

This paper analyses the conceptualization phase of the Toronto Entertainment District
regeneration initiative, as a project led by the local Business Improvement Area Association …

This chapter discusses density bonusing in the context of Toronto's condominium boom,
where this instrument has been around within the legislative framework since 1983. It …

As Brisbane prepares for the 2032 climate‐positive Olympics, traditional industrial precincts
in the city are rapidly trans-forming. With a population of 2.5 M Brisbane has grown by 20 …