Future of Cities

The 15-minute city aims to build more liveable neighbourhoods. In Canada, only 23 per cent of urban dwellers live in this type of area

Will the pandemic reshape landmark high streets like Queen St. West and Robson?

As the pandemic pushes urbanites out of big cities, some look for communities that share their values

Green wave: How Canadian cities are creating new park space

How do you diversify a city’s economy? As Calgary tries, it looks south for inspiration

Electric avenue: Three ways governments should invest now to decarbonize urban transportation

Pandemics have changed cities in the past, and they will again

In this pandemic, urban renewal has a lot riding on Canada’s arts scene

How COVID-19 has made Canada’s underhoused and unequal communities impossible to ignore

More public bathrooms, less sprawl, better bylaws: 13 prescriptions for our ailing cities from urban innovators

Drone delivery could lead to robots in the sky

Bikes, pedestrians and the 15-minute city: How the pandemic is propelling urban revolutions

The urban Atlantic advantage: Work-from-home era offers Halifax more people and more wealth, but at a price

Hard-hit restaurants pushed to brink as second wave of COVID-19 hits

Why The Globe and Mail decided to take an in-depth look at the future of cities

A better way: Can urban transit systems bounce back from the pandemic?