Urban animator. Connector of urban practitioners fostering self-organization, which underpins resilience and livability in cities. Prez/CEO of Canada's @canurb
Pleased to be at the Ottawa Real Estate Forum with colleagues from OBOT to talk about the challenges- and opportunities - to revitalizing downtowns across Canada. People + Place = Potential
Pleased to be with @FCM_online and colleagues to discuss their proposal for a new municipal growth framework. Remember Oliver Wendell Holmes: 'I'm proud to pay my taxes, it buys me civilization' . @CANURB#stateofcities
Brilliant, insightful piece @nicolegelinas - so many thoughtful observations including this one "...urban civics depends on people in business, finance, politics, policy and media just showing up, day after day, to make a little unglamorous progress...". Place + People @CANURB
“Cities require successful people to have so much at stake — literally — in a particular place that they can’t walk away,” @nicolegelinas writes. https://t.co/BktQWt7qx6
Throwback Thursday:
How can we increase resilience in our cities? Mary Rowe discusses how connecting local organizations can help residents to weather nearly any storm
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#networking#resilience#local#cities
Mary W. Rowe (@rowemw), CUI CEO, in the Globe and Mail:
"For Canada to find its way to economic recovery, to reconciliation, to equity, to climate resilience and to social stability, it needs a very strong, well-led Toronto."
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Pleased to be here to learn with the locals about the future for Peterborough at #igniteEC - and be provoked by the always wonderful @nenshi calling us to retain lessons from Covid
Key ingredient to re-localizing economies and strengthening downtowns and main streets. It's really important! @canadaeo@my_main_st@CANURB https://t.co/NhwbsncLZU
Pleased to be in Boston soon with colleagues @profchapple and @andreperryedu et al! Please join @BUSPH and @BUonCities in-person or online Wednesday for The Resilience of Cities: Where We Work, Live, and Play. Register: https://t.co/ymUTrwBzbY
History shows crises in cities lead to remarkable innovations: water treatment after cholera, public health immunization after small pox. What have we learned through COVID about city building, city making and city keeping? Chat with me and answer 5 Questions for Better Cities.
What should come next for Canada’s cities? What can’t be left behind?
As we approach the 1000th day of living with COVID, we want to hear from you! https://t.co/mG4jfnvqj9