Structural Eviction
I live in New York City (I know, big whoop), in what by current standards is my own home (equity shared with spouse and bank). We bought it in 2002, […]
The Centre for City Ecology: Archives
The Centre for City Ecology made significant contributions to raising the bar on urban conversations and thinking in Toronto while operating between 2007 and 2015. This site represents an archive […]
Community Mapping: An assessment of available mapping tools
Read the report on Community Mapping To build upon our work to engage Torontonians in community-based planning and city building efforts, the Centre for City Ecology researched available community mapping […]
2014: A Year+ In Review
Read the Centre for City Ecology’s 2014 Year End Report.
City Builder Book Club: Notes from the Arrival Cities event
Over on the City Builder Book Club blog, CCE volunteer Anna Wynveen recaps the recent live event, Arrival Cities: Global Framework + Local Discourse.
Mid Rise City Builder Camp: Neighbourhood Summit
On November 05, 2014, the Centre for City Ecology held a Neighbourhood Summit as part of our Mid-Rise City Builder Camp program.
Exploring Toronto’s voice in the DPS
Event Recap : Reset TO: Where is Toronto’s Voice in the Development Permit System?
October 14, 2014
with Joseph D’Abramo, Cathie Macdonald + Paul Hess
YIMBY Festival 2014
Event Recap: Yes In My Back Yard Festival 2014
Saturday, September 27, 2014, 11am-4pm
University of Toronto Schools (UTS)
10 No Brainers to Make Toronto More Awesome!
10 No Brainers celebrates simple, achievable ideas to make Toronto more awesome, right now. A diverse group of contributors have shared their ideas to precipitate positive change in Toronto’s neighbourhoods.
Toronto’s voice in the Development Permit System
Speakers: Joseph D’Abramo, Cathie MacDonald, and Paul Hess
When: October 14, 2014 – 6:00-8:00 pm
Where: Urbanspace Gallery, Toronto
Centre for City Ecologies 