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Toyota Mobility Foundation: The goal of the USD 9 million global initiative is to help cities accelerate toward sustainable mobility, fostering healthier and safer urban environments while enhancing peoples ability to commute, work, study, and access services.

Renewal and regeneration are huge when it comes to the efforts Tony Cho is making in the Springfield area community known as the Phoenix Arts and Innovation District.

Federal investment in STEM education, though significant, can hardly be described as a generational response to a national security crisis.

It’s dawn in Mumbai, and as Philadelphia-based photographer Noah Addis looks out over an informal community of squatting families, a local woman brings him warm tea and something to eat. Over the course of his travels, the photographer has discovered that daily life for the estimated one billion people dwelling in “slums” is quite unlike how it’s often been portrayed in mainstream media.

Theres a new centre at the University of Waterloo dedicated to creating better cities.

The wooded parcel is part of the Park Central office park and across Scott Road from the Saint Gertrude High School Outdoor Athletic Center, which the EDA bought last year for $4.5 million.

Caivan uses advanced manufacturing and a suite of proprietary software harnessing artificial intelligence, land-use optimization algorithms, and generative design tools to try and drive quality in its product.

With $10 million from The Caivan Group, an Ottawa-based real estate developer, the university announced the founding of the new institute Wednesday

Study finds nature in cities improves youth mental health significantly, advocating for urban design changes.

Youth mental health in urban environments is significantly better when more nature is incorporated into city design.