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The latest edition of Plan Canada (the CIP’s national professional journal) is a special issue on Smart Growth containing many contributions from Queen’s alumni and faculty:

• The issue was co-edited by Dr. Ray Tomalty, Arts’79, MPA’88, who held a post-doc at SURP in the 1990s. 
• The two lead articles were  by Professor Dave Gordon, MPL’79, on the American origins of Smart Growth and it current status in Canada.
• Natalie Pulcine, MPL’17, was co-author of an article on the City of Ottawa’s new 15-minute neighbourhood policies.
• Eric Aderneck, MPL’02, wrote the article on  Industrial land and jobs; 
• Rachel Barber, MPL’23, and Professor Maxx Hartt are co-authors on the need for “Smart Decline”
• Finally, Pamela Sweet, MPL’76, concludes the issue with reflections on whether regional planning is dead. 
• The issue is further improved by photographs of Nick Kuhl, �ѱʳ�’18, Steph Cantlay, MPL’23, and Alyssa Woods,  Artsci ’21, accepting the CIP’s Emerging Planner Award, Dillon Scholarship, and Adams Scholarship. 😉

Professor Dave Gordon was also  invited to present his Smart Growth  research to CIP’s national webinar last week, with over 400 registrants from across Canada.