Our last article examined the use of GIS technology to track land use change in four Toronto districts. Each district represented an urban growth centre designated by the Places to Grow Act. Continuing from our last discussion, […]
In my last article I examined the use of GIS technology to track land use change in three downtown Toronto districts, an area representing one of the urban growth centres designated by the Places to Grow Act. This article will look at four Toronto urban centres slated to undergo land use change: Etobicoke Centre, Yonge-Eglinton Centre, North York Centre, and […]
In our last article on land use in the Greenbelt, we discussed the Places to Grow Act, an Ontario policy envisaged at curbing the effects of urban sprawl and encouraging population growth where it is […]
Since its establishment by the Ontario government in 2005, the Places to Grow Act is a policy envisaged at curbing the effects of urban sprawl and encouraging population growth where it is needed. According to […]