In Venice, Christopher DeWolf reports, Indigenous architecture gets its due.

Hong Kong's rising temperatures have created a pervasive dependence on A/C—but some are trying to break the habit.

Hong Kong’s Foreign Correspondents’ Club was once the favoured watering hole of veteran reporters, inspiring classic novels and countless brawls.

To fix a crumbling emblem, Montreal must think big once more.

Hatakeyama brings scaled-down cities to Montreal

Montrealer Sandra Lee starts an eco-revolution in Chinatown, one person at a time.

John Hartman's cities throb with life

Breathing life into Toronto's nooks and crannies

The Lives of Others and Red Road: two new films that put surveillance society under observation

The 35th Festival du Nouveau Cinéma showcases the good, the obscure and the surprising in local film

Is Toronto's Chinatown in its Death Throes?

Montreal’s “Farine Five Roses” may soon come down, taking with it a piece of city lore

Cinema du Parc in Montreal & the Revue in Toronto—Why are Canada’s best rep cinemas dying one by one?

A reflection on Paris, city of vignettes

A personal reflection on the great urbanist’s influence

Con U integrates itself into the urban milieu

The flâneur is alive and sauntering in the modern metropolis

How should Montreal’s Saint-Henri neighbourhood approach gentrification?

Besides being dangerous, is there a silver lining to pedestrians’ unruly habits?

How Vancouver’s Chinese New Year celebration is promoting interculturalism in Canada’s western metropolis

A cities-eye-view of Election 2006

The limitations of Montreal’s municipal party system meant the recent election wasn’t about vision … but there’s reason for hope

Is a residents group’s resistance to development of Toronto’s Saint Clair Avenue a knee-jerk reaction?

Greening Montreal’s roofs just makes sense. So what are we waiting for?

On Hong Kong’s multi-ethnic character

Illuminating Urban Life

The Slow movement is gaining steam. Don’t get left at the head of the pack.

If Hong Kong can do it, why can’t we?

The Crowded Heart of Kowloon

A Progress Report on Efforts to Pedestrianize Montreal’s Mount Royal Avenue

Scenes From Canada's Western Metropolises

How Public Markets Breathe Life into Urban Decline

Montreal’s Four-Seasons Indoor–Outdoor Public Market

Posters Aren’t Just Urban Clutter, For Many They’re the Only Way to Get a Message Out

A look at Calgary's cowboy identity

An Urban Housing Solution That’s Invigorating Neighbourhoods from Chicago to Montreal.

With my camera

Our Attitude Toward Prostitution Is the Worst Mix of Moralism and Hypocrisy—Here’s How to Change It

in pictures

Magazines and New Media Are Tapping into Our Cities’ Unconscious

The Debate over Richard Florida’s Ideas

Will Montreal Follow Toronto’s Example in Revitalizing Its Beleaguered Waterfront?

Will the East Village's Innovative Make-over Hurt the City's Poor?

Graffiti and Stencil Art from New York to Montreal

An Urban Love-Hate Affair

The Rise of North America’s Ethnoburbs

Projet Montréal and the Promise of Car Free Day

What should come next for the home of more than five thousand drug addicts?

Why Montreal Should Protect Its Historic Religious and Industrial Sites

Avenue Verte Seeks to Reclaim Mont Royal Avenue

Why Urban Transit is Suffering in Provincial Hands

Montreal's Hamlet Beneath the Hill

A View From the Streets

Isaiah Zagar’s Magic Garden

Urban lore and the store

Balconies have an architectural flourish with deep roots in the city's culture