This post originally appeared on Ken Greenberg’s blog at kengreenberg.ca on August 18, 2020. It is being reposted here with the author’s permission. It has now been over a year…
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This post originally appeared on kengreenberg.ca on July 16, 2020 as “How We Can Get Back to Walkable Neighbourhoods throughout the Toronto City Region and Why Covid 19 May be…
As Toronto grapples with COVID-19 (along with cities and regions the world over), city builders are considering its potential impacts on urban density, housing, work, mobility and neighbourhoods in the…
Urban designer Ken Greenberg is our organization’s co-founder. Since the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in Toronto, he’s been keeping a daily diary. We’re publishing some of his thoughts and reflections here, in…
Urban designer Ken Greenberg is our organization’s co-founder. Since the COVID-19 pandemic arrived in Toronto, he’s been keeping a daily diary. We’re publishing some of his thoughts and reflections here,…
Accomplished city builder, CBI co-founder and author Ken Greenberg is a member of volunteer-run Ontario Place for All, an advocacy group fighting for the preservation of Ontario Place as a…
Urban designer Ken Greenberg, co-founder of Ryerson CBI, is soon to launch his latest book, Toronto Reborn, which tells the tale of Toronto’s transformation into a vibrant, modern and inclusive…
The reactions to the closing of the General Motors plant in Oshawa speak volumes. Leader of the Conservative Party Andrew Scheer absurdly tried to place the blame on carbon pricing–as…
By Ken Greenberg As everyone knows, the future of Toronto City Council is right now uncertain, its size and ward boundaries dependent on the pending decision about Bill 5, proposed…
A new paper by Ken Greenberg, Vice Chair of the Ryerson City Building Institute (CBI), outlines how under-utilized industrial sites could become Toronto’s communities of the future. Drawing on lessons…