The A2A (Algonquin to Adirondacks) Trail was proposed in 2014. Upon completion, it would be the first multi-national long distance trail in North America. Part of the proposed plan is an alternative border-crossing route, ...

The topic of planning senior-friendly neighborhoods is important for urban planners because of the demographic shift that Canada is experiencing. Since seniors tend to age in place, this will affect every community, therefore ...

Permanent closures and consolidations of public schools are becoming increasingly common in Ontario. This report explores this issue in-depth by examining the potential impacts of a recent decision to close a secondary ...

The Ontario Leadership Framework (OLF) recognizes that effective school leadership is a critical component for organizational success. Specifically, the OLF attempts to provide a leadership road-map by identifying leadership ...

The objective of this research was to provide justification and best practices for linking disaster and emergency management policies and goals within coastal municipalities on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. There is ...

High-rises have become second nature in today’s urban landscape, and Toronto is no exception. With defined geographical borders, the only place for new growth is up. While the growth is supported by Toronto’s Official Plan ...

This report focuses on urban intensification policy in the Greater Golden Horseshoe (GGH) and evaluates the intensification policy of select municipalities in the GGH. Urban intensification is advocated in Ontario through ...

Previous scholarship on women in Etruscan tomb painting has grounded its conclusion on a number of select, well distinguished tombs that have been used to support or disprove the claim that women held a prominent position ...

This study begins with a discussion regarding the military crises of third and early fourth century Roman Empire and how they appear to have missed Sicily entirely, resulting in the island entering a period of prosperity, ...

This report addressed three questions: 1. What proportion of Toronto residents live in suburbs, and what is their distribution? 2. How has this proportion and distribution changed over time? 3. Are local growth ...