Planning Prof at the University of Waterloo studying housing, displacement, transportation & how they are related. Also cycling, curling, baseball & photography
I was born in Toronto, now live in Kitchener & have lived in Scotland & the Netherlands
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Planning Prof at the University of Waterloo studying housing, displacement, transportation & how they are related. Also cycling, curling, baseball & photography
I was born in Toronto, now live in Kitchener & have lived in Scotland & the Netherlands
he/him
I'm a planning professor at the University of Waterloo, researching housing, transportation & how they relate to each other.
I'm moving from Twitter & I'll post more here soon.
Here are links to some stuff I've written:
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Are we really that surprised when it goes bust?
www.thestar.com/interactives...
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And I appreciated the discussion about fans with Yankee jerseys with names on the back as the team has never done this.
Great episode and great insights into this unique and much maligned stadium.
Everywhere I've taken the film we've had great discussions, but only in Fort Erie did I come away with new socks!
Thank to Edward Terry, Breanna Antonio & the team!
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www.thestar.com/opinion/cont...
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They deleted the line in which I describe Donald Trump as “the most openly corrupt president in American history.” /1
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Or phrased another way:
Run even a basic and limited weekend train service and they will ride!
Around 400 people boarded the first regular weekend GO Train from Kitchener to Toronto Sunday morning.
More trains please!
www.therecord.com/news/waterlo...
The Toronto premiere of 'Thinking Beyond the Market: a film about genuinely affordable housing' will take place Tuesday 25 November at 6pm (doors open 5:30) at Toronto City Hall
This free event is in partnership with ULI Toronto. Register here:
toronto.uli.org/events/detai...
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Thanks to everyone who pushed to convince Metrolinx that there is demand for weekend service.
Induced demand also works for trains!
New journeys, trips and adventures are created when new weekend trains are introduced.
More of this please!
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Thanks to everyone who pushed to convince Metrolinx that there is demand for weekend service.
www.nytimes.com/athletic/680... Why Toronto is a top women’s sports city (despite The Athletic’s snub)
What’s the point of that short jog up Bay and back down Church?
Brussels and Rotterdam spring to mind.
But since Toronto has virtually none of these, this must be a painfully slow ride.
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What’s the point of that short jog up Bay and back down Church?
5,593 fans here at Scotiabank Centre tonight to watch the opening men’s draw at the Olympic Curling Trials.
And being treated to some fine rock-throwing so far. Outstanding.
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5,593 fans here at Scotiabank Centre tonight to watch the opening men’s draw at the Olympic Curling Trials.
And being treated to some fine rock-throwing so far. Outstanding.
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We've got a mix of transit advocates and experts to discuss the state of the streetcar system and what needs to be done to fix it
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