From 'Car-Dependent Hellscapes' to Green Cities, Canadians Find New Ways to Fight Climate Change

21 Nov 2022 | Abstracted from CBC

"...there are new glimmers of hope as a growing wave of low-carbon, high-density, tax-efficient, people-friendly city-building shows signs of spreading.

"...urban centres of Vancouver, Montreal and Toronto have done a much better job than U.S. cities, where government funding structures have created downtown "inner city" blight that is unfamiliar in Canada''s vibrant and pricey urban cores."

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