"Beneath veneer of scientific neutrality traffic engineering operates to prejudice of anyone on foot" @CityLab

Post by Nanaimo Commons.

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"A lot of people don’t walk because they are afraid it will kill them before it makes them healthier" @CityLab http://t.co/agAp1qhn3g

— TheSidewalkBallet (@1sidewalkballet) December 30, 2014

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From PlaceSpeak — Building a sustainable and prosperous waterfront @GeorgiaStraitBC

Georgia Strait Alliance's Waterfront Initiative is a collaborative effort to build a vision for a sustainable and prosperous urban shoreline in Vancouver and to develop an action plan to make this vision a reality. We are inviting all those with an interest in the future of the city's waterfront to work together—First Nations and all other levels of government, businesses, civil society, and citizens.  More at: PlaceSpeak - Building a sustainable and prosperous waterfront

#Montreal to transform expressway into multi-modal urban boulevard @archpaper

#Montreal to transform expressway into multi-modal urban boulevard http://t.co/r7If0Ki58W pic.twitter.com/XnpoYxozGe
— Architects Newspaper (@archpaper) December 29, 2014

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Which BC cities are growing fastest? @bcbusiness

Fastest growing municipalities in BC: http://t.co/JenRgy1rQo pic.twitter.com/r3BKaFeiPW

— DIALOG Vancouver (@DIALOGvancouver) December 23, 2014

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"Urban affordability and parking policy are closely connected" @CityLab

"for every parking stall we don't require developers to build, we can save 25% to 35% of the cost of rent" http://t.co/K6SUib8zSd #cplan
— Urbanpolicy (@UrbanPolicy) December 20, 2014

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From Mother Jones — Which Kills More Americans: Guns or Cars?

Post by Mother Jones.

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