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292 Articles Found

From behind the mic: Why Alexandra Lambropoulos is telling the stories of urban innovation in Africa and beyond

October 06, 2022

Crossposted from Black Research Network | Written by Tina Adamopoulos

A UK puzzle piece being taken off from the Europe puzzle.

Homecoming after Brexit: evidence on academic migration from bibliometric data

August 25, 2022

School of Cities' new faculty affiliate, Samin Aref recently conducted a research study involving an analysis of large-scale data (affiliations from millions of scientific publications) to quantify the effects of the Brexit r

Photo of a street Where bungalows meet multi-family rental towers on Danforth Road

How would Scarborough Subway Extension impact Housing? Prof Zachary Hyde & UTSC City Studies students find out

August 09, 2022

University of Toronto Scarborough (UTSC) City Studies students Anika Munir and Edison Gao from the Department of Human Geography recently embarked on a research project into the potential impact of proposed transit-oriented-development in Scarborough on housing in the area.

Toronto Star | Downtown Toronto lags behind North American cities in economic recovery, study says - Karen Chapple comments

August 04, 2022

Downtown Toronto’s economic recovery from COVID-19 is lagging behind most other North American cities, according to a new research study.

a worker working late night in an office building

Why downtown S.F.’s COVID-19 pandemic recovery is dead last in the nation - Karen Chapple writes

August 04, 2022

Crossedposted from San Franciso Chronicle

One by one, downtowns across the country have slowly come back to life from the dark days of the COVID-19 pandemic’s onset. Where does San Francisco stand?

The Record: Downtown Toronto lags behind North American cities in economic recovery, study says - Karen Chapple comments

August 04, 2022

From March through May, the study found, Toronto was at just 46 per cent of levels for the same period in 2019, tied with Oakland, New Orleans and Calgary. In contrast, top-ranked Salt Lake City, Utah, was at 155 per cent. Last-place San Francisco was at 31 per cent.

The Saxon | The resumption of activity is slow in Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver, according to a study | Coronavirus: Ontario - Karen Chapple comments

August 04, 2022

According to Karen Chapple, who is one of the co-authors of the study and who directs the School of Cities at the University of Toronto, Canada has been slower to recover from COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions.

A Screenshot of Karen Chapple&#039;s interview with CTV News Toronto

CTV News | Toronto is lagging behind other cities when it comes to the return of workers downtown. Will things ever get back to normal? - Karen Chapple comments

August 04, 2022

A recent study, "Death of Downtown?,” charted the economic recovery of 62 North American cities using cell phone data to track the return of people to the urban centres.

People commuting during Pandemic in downtown Toronto

CBC | Downtown Toronto trails other North American cities in pandemic recovery, study says - Karen Chapple comments

August 04, 2022

More than two years after COVID-19 first struck, Toronto hasn't gotten back to even half its level of pre-pandemic activity, lagging behind many cities in North America, according to a new study.

A screenshot of Karen Smith interviewing for Global News

School of Cities researcher Karen Smith spoke to several Toronto news outlets about the city’s ability to handle the heat.

August 04, 2022

On the heels of last week’s heatwave, School of Cities researcher Karen Smith spoke to several Toronto news outlets about the city’s ability to handle the heat.

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