Monthly Archives: December 2012
What can Montréal Learn from Ottawa’s Confederation Line?
Tunney’s Pasture LRT terminus conceptual rendering Well this is good news for public transit enthusiasts in Canada. Ottawa’s finally getting a light-rail mass-transit system. The Confederation Line is to be completed in 2018, using part of the OC-Transpo transitway, along … Continue reading
Posted in A modest proposal, Economic commentary, Kondiaronk - My Montréal Experience, Let's make this an election issue, Perspectives on the City, Unrealized development projects, Urban Redevelopment, Worth reconsidering
Tagged Montréal public-transit, Montréal trams, OC Transpo, Ottawa public-transit, Public Transit Systems, Rideau Transit Group, Trams
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The Homeless Hotel
From the Métropolitain The beginning of December seems to me an apt time to think about Montréal’s homeless problem. About five years ago around this time I was walking around the city on my way to work at a local … Continue reading
Urban Agriculture & Sustainable Self-Sufficiency
Will Allen is an agriculturalist and retired NBA player who runs Growing Power, an urban farm in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. He is the recipient of a MacArthur Genius Grant, largely for his work in developing an incredibly efficient, high-output urban farm … Continue reading →
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