Changing Canadian cities : the next 25 years / Leonard O. Gertler and Ronald W. Crowley, with the assistance of Wayne K. Bond.

Main entry:

Gertler, Leonard O., 1923-2005.

Title & Author:

Changing Canadian cities : the next 25 years / Leonard O. Gertler and Ronald W. Crowley, with the assistance of Wayne K. Bond.

Publication:

Description:

474 pages : illustrations ; 23 cm

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.

Summary:

Focusing on the all-important issues of the growth and quality of Canada's cities, here is a lucid guide to the past, present, and especially the future of this nation's great urban centers. A multi-dimensional approach—including analyses from literary depictions of city life, statistics, and outlines of real-life projects—reflects the many facets of urban experiences in Canada, the complexity and depth of the problems, and the possible policy alternatives. Geographical, economic, and regional features are all fully explored, and the book is illustrated with over forty line drawings. Professor Gertler is with the School of Urban and Regional Planning, University of Waterloo. Dr. Crowley is former Director General of Policy and Research, Ministry of State for Urban Affairs, and present Director General, Central Analytical Services, Canada Department of Labour.

ISBN:

077103279X (paperback)
9780771032790 (paperback)

Subject:

Cities and towns Canada.
Urban form Canada.
Villes Canada.
Cities and towns
Canada

Added entries:

Crowley, Ronald W., author.
Bond, Wayne K.

Holdings:

Location: Library main canada 22011
Call No.: 8394 CAN; ID:87-B8974
Status: Available

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