Housing & Urban Development

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Title & Subtitle	Abstract	Contributors	Pages	Year	Purchase
From About the Author From: Feminist City View Between The Lines	Short author biography with photo.	Leslie Kern	1	2019	$0.10 Add
From Acknowledgements From: Feminist City View Between The Lines	Kern’s acknowledgements	Leslie Kern	2	2019	$0.20 Add
From Acting Creatively to Solve Problems From: How We Changed Toronto View James Lorimer and Company	1970s. Finding creative ways to assist communities and groups was a large part of the way I saw being a successful mayor. The challenge was to search for positive outcomes using the obvious …	John Sewell	26	2015	$2.60 Add
From Addressing Crisis From: Beyond Shelters View	Describes and analyzes how the Bloom Group in downtown Vancouver works closely with women to control and move on from crisis to confront and reduce homelessness, recognizing violence as a …	Trudi Shymka	15		$1.50 Add
From Advocacy Centre From: Beyond Shelters View	Proposes that, while continuing to deliver essential services to men and women in states of emergency and providing assistance in finding and keeping housing, homeless shelters are well placed to …	Brian Duplessis	19		$1.90 Add
From Afterword From: How We Changed Toronto View James Lorimer and Company		John Sewell	2	2015	$0.20 Add
From Agent of Social Integration From: Beyond Shelters View	Describes the history of Montreal’s Old Brewery Mission (an 125 year old shelter) and how it is working in concert with local psychiatric teams and housing agencies to create multiple and …	Matthew Pearce	19		$1.90 Add
From NEW! An Activist Perspective on the Sidewalk Project From: Smart Cities in Canada: Digital Dreams, Corporate Designs View James Lorimer and Company	Chapter 5 explores the impact of Toronto’s Sidewalk Labs project from the perspective of Labour organization and activism.	Nick de Carlo	11	2020	$1.10 Add
From NEW! An Argument Worth Having From: Messy Cities View Coach House Books	Chiyi Tam explains how conflict within communities has the capacity to net positive and democratic results, using her role in the Toronto Chinatown Land Trust as a key example.	Dylan Reid	8	2025	$0.80 Add
From Appendix 1 Executive Summar - ICR Plan (April 25,2002) From: Inner City Renovation View Fernwood Publishing		Marty Donkervoort	2	2013	$0.20 Add
From Appendix 2 ICR Timeline From: Inner City Renovation View Fernwood Publishing		Marty Donkervoort	6	2013	$0.60 Add
From Appendix 3 ICR Recognition From: Inner City Renovation View Fernwood Publishing		Marty Donkervoort	2	2013	$0.20 Add
From Appendix 4 Social Return on Investment From: Inner City Renovation View Fernwood Publishing		Marty Donkervoort	6	2013	$0.60 Add
From Arenas, Libraries and parking Garages Downtown Development in the Seventies From: Their Town View James Lorimer and Company	Hamilton, ON. 1970s. Public Buildings. Development of the downtown Business over other People.	Marsha Aileen Hewitt	12	2016	$1.20 Add
From “As Sharp As You Could Cut Them” From: Persistent Poverty View Between The Lines		Brice Balmer; Jamie Swift; Mira Dineen	10	2010	$1.00 Add
From Back to the Future? The Choice Is Ours From: Persistent Poverty View Between The Lines		Armine Yalnizyan; Jamie Swift	10	2010	$1.00 Add