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The intersectional city
Cities reflect the avoidable—yet escalating—inequality that stems from prioritizing financial profits over the well-being of people and our environment.
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Taking back our cities
When I was living in Edmonton, I managed to snag one of the (relatively) rare apartments in that city where you could walk to the…
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#Blocksidewalk, the last progressive NIMBY effort?
#Blocksidewalk was a grassroots campaign that formed in 2019 after a Toronto Star article reported that Google-subsidiary Sidewalk Labs was after hundreds of acres of publicly owned…
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A well-being economy in practice: spotlight on Wales and Nanaimo
Economies that focus on people aren’t just a pipe dream—there are real-world examples to learn from
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Envisioning a well-being economy: inspiration and hard questions
Another world is possible—let’s imagine what it looks like
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Insights into a well-being economy
How could we reorganize Alberta’s economy to serve the needs to the people and the land?
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The role of financial institutions
What would an economy organized around well-being look like—and what type of financial institutions would it support?
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On hope and seeking common cause in 2024
We can’t make systemic changes without looking at the system.
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After neoliberalism, a progressive globalization?
The institutions of global economic governance can be retooled to advance social and environmental justice
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Electrifying North American trade
The Biden administration wants to continentalize America’s green industrial renewal. There are risks and potential rewards for Canada.
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Hate the high cost of rent? Blame the 1990s.
Bewildered by the high cost of housing? Wondering how we got to this place in Canada? To understand why we’re here now, we need to look back thirty years to policy decisions being made in the early 1990s.
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The devil’s crowbar: how the right weaponizes inflation
The brand of turbo-charged capitalism that we call “neoliberalism” arrived in North America on a rising tide of inflation.
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