Navigating the city with a child can be one of the most unexpectedly challenging parts of parenthood due to inaccessibility, lack of infrastructure, and social isolation.

Car-free streets are inclusive for all genders and ages. They are also safer, more enjoyable, and healthier than their alternative.

Women across the country are making remarkable impacts and progress to transform Canadian cities. Help us celebrate just a few this International Women’s Day.

The closure of Portage and Main pedestrian intersection in 1976 remains a contentious and a gendered issue today. Those who advocate for opening the intersection continue to push for improved safety, accessibility, and downtown vibrancy.

Can a cold, snowy Canadian city be built for people? The Nestaweya River Trail reimagines what a winter city could be.