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Author Archives: urbanrenaissanceinst
Vibrant Cities and City-regions: Responding to Emerging Challenges
(August 13, 2003) This paper reviews the importance of vibrant cities and city-regions to the provincial economy and examines how to address the economic, social, and fiscal challenges they face. Continue reading
Posted in City states, Cures, Municipal, Nation states, Sprawl
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Small, Rural, and Remote Communities: The Anatomy of Risk
(August 13, 2003) This paper examines the provincial government’s role in responding to the increased social, economic, and fiscal challenges facing communities at risk. Continue reading
Posted in City states, Cures, Municipal, Nation states, Sprawl
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Plumb crazy
(August 7, 2003) How much did your toilet bowl cost you in water yesterday? Or your kids’ bathroom sink? Or your kitchen dishwashing machine? Continue reading
Posted in Housing
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Paul Martin’s letter to Bob Friesen, President of the canadian federation of agriculture
(July 23, 2003) I expect to be in a position to share some of my ideas about the future of Canada’s agriculture and agri-food industry and the issues affecting people in rural communities. Continue reading
Posted in City states
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Proposal for a directive of the European Parliament and of the Council
(July 23, 2003) Amending Directive 1999/62/EC on the charging of heavy goods vehicles for the use of certain infrastructures. Continue reading
Posted in Toll roads
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Urban Renaissance Institute 