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Professor
Factor-Inwentash
Faculty of Social Work
University of Toronto
246 Bloor Street West
Toronto, Ontario M5S 1V4
Tel: 416-978-1973
Fax: 416-978-7072
E-mail: david.hulchanski@utoronto.ca
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My research is
focussed on housing, neighbourhood and community planning issues,
including homelessness, discrimination, rental housing, and the related
social policy and human rights aspects of these topics.
Report:
The 3 Cities within Toronto, Income Polarization, 2010
Chapter:
What Factors Shape Canadian Housing Policy, 2006
Report:
Condo Conversion of Rental Housing in Toronto, 2006
Conf.
paper: Suburbanization of Poverty in Toronto, 2006
Article:
Housing as a Socio-Economic Determinant of Health, 2006
Report:
Rethinking the Housing Affordability Challenge, 2005
Conf.
paper: No Homeland for the Poor: Homelessness, 2005
Report:
Housing Discrimination in Canada, 2002
Conf.
paper: Human Development in Cities, 2002
Report:
Housing Policy for Tomorrow's Cities, 2002
Conf. paper: Rental
Housing and Immigrants in Toronto, 2000
Discussion
paper: Counting Homeless People, 2000
Neighbourhood
Inequality, Diversity, and Change: Trends, Processes, Consequences, and
Policy Options for Canada’s Large Metropolitan Areas,,
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada Partnership
Grant, $2.5 million, 2012 to 2019.
For project website, click here
Neighbourhood
Trends in the Toronto, Montreal and Vancouver City-Regions, 1971 to
2006: Understanding Changes in Global Cities at the Neighbourhood Level,,
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada,
Dissemination Grant, Public Outreach Grant Program. $146,500,
2010 to 2012
Finding
Home: Policy Options for Addressing Homelessness in Canada,
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, $50,000, 2007 (for
editing and publication of a book on the best available research on
homelessness).
For the online book,
click here
Neighbourhood
Change and Building Inclusive Communities from Within: A Case Study of
Toronto's West-Central Neighbourhoods, a
research partnership with St. Christopher House, a Community University
Research Alliance grant, Social Sciences and Humanities Research
Council of Canada, $1 million, 2005-2010.
For
project website, click here
Immigrants,
Discrimination, and Homelessness: A Longitudinal Study of Homeless
Immigrant Families in Toronto, Social
Sciences and Humanities Research Council, $100,000, 2004 to 2005.
Homelessness,
Crime, and the Criminal Justice System,
National Secretariat on Homelessness, Government of Canada, $104,500,
2004 to 2005
Trends
in Family and Social Structure and their Impact on Health in India: A
Case Study of the Urban Poor in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh,
partner institution, Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai, Shastri
Indo-Canadian Institute, $104,000, 2003 to 2005.
Multidimensional
Impacts of Adequate Housing, City of Toronto,
Homelessness Initiatives, $65,000, 2002 to 2004
Housing
Discrimination: A Review of Current Knowledge,
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, $35,000, 1999 to 2001.
Housing
and Population Health, Canada Mortgage and
Housing Corporation, $45,800, 1997 to 1998.
Housing
Experiences of New Canadians: Comparative Case Studies of Immigrants
and Refugees in Greater Toronto, Social
Science and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC), $75,900,
1994 to 1998.
Inclusive
Neighbourhoods Community Research Alliance
Housing New
Canadians Research Working Group
Centre
for Urban and Community Studies
Faculty of Social
Work
Finding
Room: Policy Options for a Canadian Rental Housing Strategy,
edited by J.D. Hulchanski and M. Shapcott, Toronto: CUCS Press, UofT.
27 chapters. 472 pages.
For the book's website, click here.
Adequate
and Affordable Housing for All Research, Policy, Practice Research
Abstracts from the International Housing Research Conference University
of Toronto, 2004, edited by J.D. Hulchanski,
R.A. Murdie, P. Campsie, Toronto: CUCS Press, UofT. 14 chapters. 293
pages.
The
Human Right to Adequate Housing: A Chronology of United Nations
Activity, 1945 to 1999, Co-author, Scott
Leckie, Geneva: Centre on Housing Rights and Evictions, 2000. 60 pages.
For the PDF, click here.
The
Origins of Urban Land Use Planning in Ontario, 1900-1946,
PhD dissertation, Urban and Regional Planning, University of Toronto,
1981. Hans Blumenfeld, supervisor.
Citizen
Participation and Urban Planning: Its Social Significance and Future
Potential, Masters degree thesis, Urban and Regional
Planning, University of Toronto, 1974. Shoukry T. Roweis, supervisor.
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All links are to
.pdf files.
Housing Policy
Housing Policy for Tomorrow's Cities,
Discussion Paper F27, Canadian Policy Research Networks (CPRN),
December 2002.
Housing Affordability
in Ontario: Anatomy of a Crisis, A background
paper for the Ontario Housing Forum on Feb. 14 and 15, 2002.
Expert Witness
Statement, Ontario Municipal Board, in the matter of application to
demolish rental housing, Goldlist Properties, Toronto,
October, 1999.
"Who's Going to
Address our Growing Housing, Homelessness, and Human Rights Disaster?"
Canadian Housing, 15(2),
Summer/Fall 1998.
"Housing Blueprint
Moulders in the Archives," Toronto Star,
October 7, 1998.
"Housing Innovations
Abroad: Canada," entry in the Encyclopedia of
Housing, W. Van Vliet, editor, Sage Publishing, 1998.
Policy Brief to
Ontario Legislature: The Economics of
Rental Housing Supply and Rent Decontrol in Ontario: Presentation to
the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, Standing Committee on Government,
June 26, 1997.
"The Concept of
Housing Affordability: Six Contemporary Uses of the Housing
Expenditure-to- Income Ratio," Housing Studies,
Vol 10, No 4, October 1995, pp. 471-491.
"Social Housing: U.S.
Prospect, Canadian Reality," Chapter 1 in The
Affordable City: Toward a Third Sector Housing Policy, John
E. Davis, editor, Philadelphia: Temple University Press, 1994, pp.
39-74. Co-author Peter Dreier.
"Non-Profit Housing in
Canada and the United States: A Comparison," Housing
Policy Debate, 4(1), 1993, pp. 43-80. Co-author: Peter
Dreier.
"Trends in the Federal
Role in Housing and Urban Affairs in Canada," Chapter 3 in
Papers Presented at the Tri-Country Conference on Facing Up to Housing
and Urban Issues: 1992, Washington, D.C.: Fannie Mae, Office of Housing
Policy Research, 1993, pp. 17-32.
"New Forms of Owning
and Renting," Chapter 4 in House, Home, and Community:
Progress in Housing Canadians, 1945-1986, J.R. Miron,
editor, Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 1993, pp. 64-75.
"Here We Go Again:
The Latest Lobby for a National Shelter Allowance Program," Canadian
Housing, 10(2), Fall 1993, pp. 17-22.
"Rebuilding Canada:
Property Rights, No; Housing Rights, Yes," Policy
Options Politiques, 13(8), October, 1992, 21-23.
"Towards a
Comprehensive Housing Strategy for Ontario: Comments on A Housing
Framework for Ontario," chapter in A New Housing Strategy for Ontario:
Academic Roundtable and Public Forum, Canadian Urban Institute,
Toronto, 1992, pages 53-70.
"The Nature of Land
and Housing: Basic Philosophical Issues," Discussion paper
prepared for the Ontario Fair Tax Commission, Working Group on Tax
Treatment of Real Estate Gains, September 1991.
"How Best to House the
Needy," Toronto Star, Nov. 20, 1991.
"Canada," Chapter 9 in
the International Handbook of Housing Policy and Practices,
Willem van Vliet, editor, Greenwood Press, New York and London, 1990,
pp. 289-325.
"Affordable Housing:
Lessons from Canada," The American Prospect,
Spring 1990, pp. 119-125. Co-author: P. Drier.
"Canadian Government
Housing Expenditures: A Ten Year Review," Canadian
Housing, 7(1), Spring, 1990, pp. 19-22.
Guest Editor, Canadian
Housing, special issue on "The Federal Government Housing
Consultation Five Years Later: Still Waiting," 7(3), Fall.
"Housing
Consultation in 1985: The Backroom Policy-Making Process versus the
Public Process," Canadian Housing, 7(3), Fall,
pp. 15-18.
"The Housing
Affordability Gap in Canada: The Need for a Comprehensive Approach," a
chapter in Housing In the '90s: Common Issues, R.
Katz, ed., Urbana-Champaign: University of Illinois Press, pp. 73-84.
Co-author: C. Doyle.
"The Evolution of
Property Rights and Housing Tenure in Post-War Canada: Implications for
Housing Policy," Urban Law and Policy,
9(2), June, 1988, pp. 135-156.
"Poverty, Homelessness
and Food Banks: The Impact of Fiscal Restraint and Economic Stagnation
on Urban British Columbia," The London Journal of
Canadian Studies, 1988, Vol. 5, pp. 114-130.
Canada's Housing and
Housing Policy: An Introduction, UBC Planning
Papers, Canadian Planning Issues #27, June 1988.
"Twenty Years of
Federal Housing Activities in Canada: An Outline History," Canadian
Housing, 5(2), Summer, pp. 19-22.
"Canada's Housing
Ministers, 1968-1988," Canadian Housing, 5(4),
Winter, pp. 14-15.
"Housing Subsidies in
a Period of Restraint: The Canadian Experience," Glen Drover,
co-author, Chapter 4 in Housing Markets and Policies Under Fiscal
Austerity, Willem van Vliet, editor, Greenwood Press, New York and
London, 1987, pp. 51-70. A revision of a paper first published in 1986
by the Institute of Urban Studies, Winnipeg.
Co-operative
Housing in Canada, Chicago: Council of Planning Librarians,
CPL Bibliography #191, May 1987. 14 pages.
An
Affordable Alternative to Owning or Renting: Canada's Non-profit
Co-operative Housing Program. Paper for World
Planning and Housing Congress, October, 1986.
"The 1935 Dominion
Housing Act: Setting the Stage for a Permanent Federal Presence in
Canada's Housing Sector," Urban History Review,
June 1986.
Housing
Subsidies in a Period of Restraint: The Canadian Experience, 1973-1984,
Glen Drover, co-author, Research and Working Paper No. 16, Institute of
Urban Studies, University of Winnipeg, 1986.
Guest Editor, Urban
History Review, June 1986, special issue on the history of
Canadian housing policy, general introduction to the issue, pp. 1-2.
"Canadian Housing," Environmental
Sociology, No. 44, Spring, 1986, pp. 8-13.
"Social Welfare
versus Market Welfare," Chapter 15 in The Canadian City,
K. Gerecke, editor, Montreal: Black Rose Books, pp. 207-216. First
published in City Magazine, Fall, 1985.
Conference
on Affordable Housing in B.C.: Four Background Papers,
U.B.C., November, 1985. 34 pages.
"Social Welfare
versus Market Welfare," City Magazine, Fall, 1985.
"Will Housing
Program be Sawn Up?" The Globe and Mail, national
edition, August 16, 1985.
"Tax Costs of Housing,"
Policy Options, 6(5), June 1985.
"The Needy Don't
Benefit Most from Our Housing Subsidies," Toronto Star,
April 10, 1985.
Housing
Issues and the Canadian Federal Budget, 1968-1984,
Vancouver: UBC Planning Papers, Canadian Planning Issues #12, November,
1984. 74 pages. Co-author: Beverly Grieve.
"Effects of Shelter
Allowances on Rents and Housing Conditions," in Shelter
Allowances, Rents and Social Housing: Contributions to the Debate,
[papers presented to a conference], J. Kjellberg, ed., Research Paper
No. 155, Centre for Urban and Community Studies, U of T, October, 1984,
1-11.
Plan
Canada, 24(1), June, 1984, pp. 28-31. Book review: Section
56.1 Non-Profit and Co-operative Housing Program Evaluation,
by C.M.H.C., Ottawa. Co-author: Jeffrey Patterson.
"A Shelter Plan that's
Seductive Yet Hits Tenants and Taxpayers" [on shelter
allowances], The Globe and Mail, national
edition, Feb. 13, 1984.
Shelter Allowances and
Canadian Housing Policy: A Review and Evaluation,
Research Paper No. 147, Centre for Urban and Community Studies,
University of Toronto, December, 1983. 54 pages.
Editor of: Managing
Land for Housing: The Experience of Housing Co-operatives in British
Columbia, Paper 31, Centre for Human Settlements, University
of British Columbia, 1983. 69 pages.
"Co-operative Land
Management: The Potential of Linking a Community Land Trust to
Government Housing Supply Programs," in Managing Land for
Housing, pp. 35-50.
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Homelessness
No Homeland for the Poor: Houselessness and
Canada's Unhoused Population, Canadian Conference
on Homelessness, Toronto, May 2005. Plenary Session presentation.
A New Canadian Pastime? Counting Homeless
People. Addressing and Preventing Homelessness Is a Political Problem,
not a Statistical or Definitional Problem, 2000.
A New Canadian
Pastime? Counting Homeless People, Discussion
paper, December 2000.
Four volume
report, Homelessness - Causes and Effects, for the Province of British
Columbia. Co-authors: M. Eberle, D. Kraus, and L. Serge.
Affidavit
prepared for a constitutional challenge of the Ontario Safe Streets
Act, for the Ontario Court of Justice, November, 2000.
"People Without Housing: Homelessness is a
Human Rights Violation," Speaking About Rights (Canadian
Human Rights Foundation),
15(1), 2000.
Did the Weather Cause Canada's
Mass Homelessness? Homeless-Making Processes and Canada's
Homeless-Makers. Toronto Disaster Relief Committee
Discussion Paper, March 2000.
"Martin Needs to Heed
the Homeless," Toronto Star, February
25, 2000. Co-authors: Cathy Crowe, Kira Heineck, Michael Shapcott.
People
Without Housing: Homelessness as a Human Rights Violation.
Background paper written for a workshop on human rights for the U.S.
National Summit on Homelessness, Washington, May 1999.
Book
Review: in Housing Studies, 14(6), Nov., 1999, pp
899-900. Review of: Beside the Golden Door: Policy, Politics
and the Homeless, by James D. Wright, B. Rubin and J.A.
Devine, NY: Aldine de Gruyter, 1998.
Death on the Streets
of Canada: A Report to the United Nations Human Rights Committee
Regarding Compliance of Article 6 of the International Covenant on
Civil and Political Rights by Canada.
A report submitted to the UN Human Rights Committee, New York, March,
1999.
Homelessness In
Toronto: An Urgent Call For Emergency Humanitarian Relief and
Prevention Measures. A background paper prepared
for the Toronto Disaster Relief Committee, October 1998.
"Who's Going to
Address our Growing Housing, Homelessness, and Human Rights Disaster?"
Canadian Housing, 15(2),
Summer/Fall 1998.
Estimating
Homelessness: Towards a Methodology for Counting the Homeless in Canada,
report prepared for Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, Research
Division. Co-authors: Tracy Peressini, Lynn McDonald. Spring 1996.
Solutions to
Homelessness: Vancouver Case Studies, UBC Centre
for Human Settlements, for Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation,
January 1991, 107 pages. Co-authors: M. Eberle, K. Olds, D. Stewart.
"How Best to House the
Needy," Toronto Star, Nov. 20, 1991.
"Poverty, Homelessness
and Food Banks: The Impact of Fiscal Restraint and Economic Stagnation
on Urban British Columbia," The London Journal of
Canadian Studies, 1988, Vol. 5, pp. 114-130.
"Keeping Warm and Dry:
The Policy Response to the Struggle for Shelter Among Canada's Urban
Poor, 1900 - 1960," Urban History Review,
16(2), October, 1987, pp. 147-163. J.C. Bacher, co-author.
"Homelessness:
Defining the Issue," Canadian Housing, 4(3),
Fall, 1987, pp. 20-24.
General
Editor and co-author of: A Place to Call Home: Seven
Background Papers Prepared for a Conference on Homelessness in British
Columbia, May, 1987. 112 pages.
"Housing
and Homelessness," Report of Conference Proceedings: A
Conference on Homelessness in British Columbia, A. Fallick,
editor, Vancouver, May 1987, pp. 19-23.
Who Are the
Homeless? What Is Homelessness? The Politics of Defining an Emerging
Policy Issue. UBC Planning Papers Discussion Paper
#10, April, 1987.
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Rental Housing
Housing Affordability
in Ontario: Anatomy of a Crisis, A background
paper for the Ontario Housing Forum on Feb. 14 and 15, 2002.
Expert Witness
Statement, Ontario Municipal Board, in the matter of application to
demolish rental housing, Goldlist Properties,
Toronto, October, 1999.
Policy
Brief to Ontario Legislature: The Economics of
Rental Housing Supply and Rent Decontrol in Ontario: Presentation to
the Legislative Assembly of Ontario, Standing Committee on Government,
June 26, 1997.
Policy
Brief to Ontario Legislature: Comments on the Ontario
Consultation Paper on Rent Decontrol: Presentation to the Legislative
Assembly of Ontario Standing Committee on Government, August
22, 1996.
"Legalizing
Apartments in Houses: Ontario Ends One Form of Neighbourhood
Discrimination Against Tenants," Housing and Human Services
Quarterly [a newsletter of the American Planning
Association], 14(2), Winter, 1994, pp. 3-4.
"Apartments
in Houses: Bill 120's Blow to Residential Apartheid in Ontario," The
Intensification Report [published by the Canadian Urban
Institute], No. 10, Sept-Oct, 1994, pp. 20-21.
"New Forms
of Owning and Renting," Chapter 4 in House, Home, and
Community: Progress in Housing Canadians, 1945-1986, J.R.
Miron, editor, Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press, 1993, pp.
64-75.
"Towards a
Comprehensive Housing Strategy for Ontario: Comments on A Housing
Framework for Ontario," chapter in A New Housing Strategy for Ontario:
Academic Roundtable and Public Forum, Canadian Urban Institute,
Toronto, 1992, pages 53-70.
Reports on two surveys
carried out (as principal investigator) for the Centre for Equality
Rights in Accommodation, for use in a human rights court case, June
1992. 4 pages each.
- Survey of
Corporations Owning or Managing Large Numbers of Rental Apartments in
Metro Toronto: Requirement for Last Month's Rent Deposit, and
- Survey of Apartments
for Rent in Metro Toronto: Requirements for Last Month's Rent Deposit.
Maintaining
Low Rent Central Area Housing Stock: A Survey of North American
Municipal Initiatives, UBC Centre for Human Settlements, for
City of Vancouver Planning Department, January 1991.
"How Best to House the
Needy," Toronto Star, Nov. 20, 1991.
The
Municipal Role in the Supply and Maintenance of Low Cost Housing: A
Review of Current Canadian Initiatives, UBC Centre for Human
Settlements, for Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, August, 1990,
120 pages. Co-authors: M. Eberle, M. Lytton, K. Olds.
"The
Municipal Role in Low-Cost Housing in Canada: Recent Initiatives," Canadian
Housing, 7(3), Fall, pp. 51-54.
Low
Rent Housing in Vancouver's Central Area: Policy and Program Options,
City of Vancouver Planning Department, September. 32 pages.
Rental
Housing Trends in the City of Vancouver, CHS Research
Bulletin, UBC Centre for Human Settlements, April. 7 pages.
Market Imperfections
and the Role of Rent Regulations in the Residential Rental Market,
Toronto: Ontario Commission of Inquiry into Residential Tenancies,
Research Study No. 6, December, 1984. 94 pages.
"A Shelter
Plan that's Seductive Yet Hits Tenants and Taxpayers" [on shelter
allowances], The Globe and Mail, national
edition, Feb. 13, 1984.
Shelter
Allowances and Canadian Housing Policy: A Review and Evaluation,
Research Paper No. 147, Centre for Urban and Community Studies,
University of Toronto, December, 1983.
The
Assisted Rental Program (ARP), 1975-1978: An Evaluation, CHF
Research Bulletin 3, Ottawa, December, 1982. 30 pages.
The
1981 Ontario Rental Construction Loan Program: A Preliminary Evaluation,
CHF Research Bulletin 1, Ottawa, October 1982. 13 pages.
Housing
Charges and Income Mix in Non-Profit Housing Co-operatives: The "Low
End of Market" Debate, a study for the Co- operative Housing
Federation of Toronto. March, 1982. 44 pages.
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Housing Discrimination &
Housing as a Human Right
Housing
Discrimination in Canada: The State of Knowledge, Ottawa:
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), 2002. 96 pages.
Co-authors: S. Novac, J. Darden, A.-M. Seguin.
Housing
Discrimination in Canada: What do we know about it?, CUCS
Research Bulletin #11, December 2002. Co-authors: S. Novac, J. Darden,
J.D. Hulchanski, and A.-M. Seguin.
Policy Advice on
Improving the Rental Housing Prospects of Immigrants and Refugees in
Toronto. Paper for the Fourth National Metropolis
Conference, Toronto, March 2000.
The
Human Right to Adequate Housing: A chronology of United Nations
Activity, 1945 to 1999, Co-author, Scott Leckie, Geneva:
Centre on Housing Rights and Evictions, 2000. 60 pages.
Affidavit
prepared for a constitutional challenge of the Ontario Safe Streets
Act, for the Ontario Court of Justice, November, 2000.
"People Without Housing: Homelessness is a
Human Rights Violation," Speaking About Rights
(Canadian Human Rights Foundation), 15(1), 2000.
"Differential
Incorporation and Housing Trajectories of Recent Immigrant Households:
Towards a Conceptual Framework," Co-authors: R.A. Murdie, A.S. Chambon,
C. Teixeira, March 1999.
"The Use
of Minimum Income Criteria, Summary of Evidence," Ontario Human Rights
Commission, Sinclair and Newby v. Bexon Investments Ltd. et al., Board
of Inquiry , November 1999.
Expert Witness
Statement, Ontario Municipal Board, in the matter of application to
demolish rental housing, Goldlist Properties, Toronto,
October, 1999.
People
Without Housing: Homelessness as a Human Rights Violation.
Background paper written for a workshop on human rights for the U.S.
National Summit on Homelessness, Washington, May 1999.
Death on the Streets
of Canada: A Report to the United Nations Human Rights Committee
Regarding Compliance of Article 6 of the International Covenant on
Civil and Political Rights by Canada. A report
submitted to the UN Human Rights Committee, New York, March, 1999.
The
Human Right to Adequate Housing in Canada: A Comment on Canada's
Compliance with the International Covenant on Economic, Social and
Cultural Rights, with a Focus on Homelessness. A report
submitted to the United Nations Committee of Economic, Social and
Cultural Rights, Geneva, October 1998.
"Who's Going to
Address our Growing Housing, Homelessness, and Human Rights Disaster?
Canadian Housing, 15(2),
Summer/Fall 1998.
Immigrants and Access
to Housing: How Welcome are Newcomers to Canada?
Summary of presentation to Metropolis Year II Conference, 1997.
"Housing
Issues Facing Immigrants and Refugees in Greater Toronto: Initial
Findings from the Jamaican, Polish and Somali Communities," in E.
Komut, ed., Housing Question of the Others,
Ankara: Chamber of Architects of Turkey (part of the UN Habitat II
conference papers), 1996, pp. 179-190.
Cultural
and Ethno-Racial Variables Affecting Resident Participation in Assisted
Housing: A Literature Review, by J.D. Hulchanski (principal
author), J. Michalski, B. MacLaurin, and Y. Gebre-Selassie, Centre for
Applied Social Research University of Toronto, for Canada Mortgage and
Housing Corporation, Ontario Region, December 1996.
"Habitat
II: The Right to Housing ...We're Still Waiting," Canadian
Housing, Spring 1996.
Discrimination
in Ontario's Rental Housing Market: The Role of Income Criteria,
a report prepared for the Ontario Human Rights Commission, March 1994.
How
Households Obtain their Basic Needs: The Shifting Mix of Cash and
Non-Cash Resources, a report prepared for the Ontario Human
Rights Commission, March 1994. Co-author: Joseph H. Michalski.
The
Use of Percent of Income Rules of Thumb in Housing Analysis: Origins,
Evolution and Implications, a report prepared for the
Ontario Human Rights Commission, March 1994.
"Legalizing
Apartments in Houses: Ontario Ends One Form of Neighbourhood
Discrimination Against Tenants," Housing and Human Services
Quarterly [a newsletter of the American Planning
Association], 14(2), Winter, 1994, pp. 3-4.
"Apartments
in Houses: Bill 120's Blow to Residential Apartheid in Ontario," The
Intensification Report [published by the Canadian Urban
Institute], No. 10, Sept-Oct, 1994, pp. 20-21.
Barriers
to Equal Access in the Housing Market: The Role of Discrimination on
the Basis of Race and Gender, a report prepared for the
Ontario Human Rights Commission, Toronto: Centre for Urban and
Community Studies, University of Toronto, Research Paper 187, November
1993. 29 pages.
"And
Housing for All: Opening the Doors to Inclusive Community Planning," Plan
Canada, May-June, 1993, pp. 24-28.
Housing
New Canadians, Research Update #1, co-editor (with A.
Chambon), 12 page newsletter published by the Faculty of Social Work
Research Office, U. of T., March 1993.
"Planning
for Housing for Everyone: Inclusive Community Planning vs. Exclusionary
Land Use Planning," brief presented to the Commission on Planning and
Development Reform in Ontario, April.
Choice,
Voice and Dignity: Housing Issues and Options for Persons with HIV
Infection in Canada, A National Study, for National Welfare Grants,
Health and Welfare Canada. published by UBC Centre for Human
Settlements, Vancouver. December 1991. Co-authors: S. Manson Willms and
M.V. Hayes. 65 pages.
Housing
for Persons with HIV infection in Canada: Issues and Recommendations,
CHS Research Bulletin, UBC Centre for Human Settlements, Vancouver.
December 1991. Co-authors: S. Manson Willms and M.V. Hayes. 8 pages.
Housing
Options for Persons with AIDS: An Annotated Bibliography,
UBC Centre for Human Settlements, for Health and Welfare Canada,
January 1991, 16 pages. Co-authors: S. Manson Willms, M. Hayes.
Housing
for Persons with HIV Infection in Canada: Issues, Options and Housing
System Impacts, UBC Planning Papers, Canadian Planning
Issues #30. Co-authors: S. Manson Willms and M.V. Hayes. 24 pages.
Guest
Editor, Canadian Housing, special issue on "The
Human Right to Housing," 6(1), Spring. Thirteen articles commissioned
and edited for this special issue commemorating the 40th anniversary of
the U.N. Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
"The Human
Right to Housing: Introduction," Canadian Housing,
6(1), Spring, p. 2.
"Do All
Canadians Have a Right to Housing?" Canadian Housing,
6(1), Spring, pp. 5-10.
"Poverty, Homelessness
and Food Banks: The Impact of Fiscal Restraint and Economic Stagnation
on Urban British Columbia," The London Journal of
Canadian Studies, 1988, Vol. 5, pp. 114-130.
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Housing and Health
"The Relationship between Housing Conditions
and Health Status of Rooming House Residents in Toronto," Canadian
Journal of Public Health, 94(6), November/December 2003,
436-440. Co-authors: S.W. Hwang, R.E. Martin, G.S. Tolomiczenko.
"Housing as a socio-economic determinant of
health: A Canadian research framework," Chapter 1 of Housing
and Health: Research, Policy and Innovation, edited by P.
Howden-Chapman and P. Carroll, Wellington, NZ: Department of Public
Health, University of Otago, 2004, pp. 12-39. Co-authors, J.R. Dunn, M.
Hayes, S. Hwang and L. Potvin.
"Making health data
maps: A case study of a community/university research collaboration,"
Social Science and Medicine,
55(7), October 2002, pp: 1189-1206. (Co-author; not main author)
The
Housing / Health Relationship: What do we Know?" Reviews on
Environmental Health, January, 2000. Co-authors: E.
Fuller-Thomson and S. Hwang.
Housing and Population Health: A Review of
the Literature, Ottawa: Canada Mortgage and Housing
Corporation, January 1999. Co-authors: S. Hwang, E. Fuller-Thomson, T.
Bryant, Y. Habib, W. Regoeczi.
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Neighbourhoods and Municipal Planning
Improving
Human Development in Cities through Community Development Partnerships,
Speaking Out—Speeches and Presentations,
Centre for Urban and Community Studies, UofT, October 2002.
"Legalizing
Apartments in Houses: Ontario Ends One Form of Neighbourhood
Discrimination Against Tenants," Housing and Human Services
Quarterly [a newsletter of the American Planning
Association], 14(2), Winter, 1994, pp. 3-4.
"Apartments
in Houses: Bill 120's Blow to Residential Apartheid in Ontario," The
Intensification Report [published by the Canadian Urban
Institute], No. 10, Sept-Oct, 1994, pp. 20-21.
"And
Housing for All: Opening the Doors to Inclusive Community Planning," Plan
Canada, May-June, 1993, pp. 24-28.
"Planning
for Housing for Everyone: Inclusive Community Planning vs. Exclusionary
Land Use Planning," brief presented to the Commission on Planning and
Development Reform in Ontario, April.
"Rebuilding
Canada: Property Rights, No; Housing Rights, Yes," Policy
Options Politiques, 13(8), October, 1992, 21-23.
Maintaining
Low Rent Central Area Housing Stock: A Survey of North American
Municipal Initiatives, UBC Centre for Human Settlements, for
City of Vancouver Planning Department, January 1991.
"The
Nature of Land and Housing: Basic Philosophical Issues," Discussion
paper prepared for the Ontario Fair Tax Commission, Working Group on
Tax Treatment of Real Estate Gains, September 1991.
The
Municipal Role in the Supply and Maintenance of Low Cost Housing: A
Review of Current Canadian Initiatives, UBC Centre for Human
Settlements, for Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, August, 1990,
120 pages. Co-authors: M. Eberle, M. Lytton, K. Olds.
Housing
as Northern Community Development: A Case Study of the Homeownership
Assistance Program (HAP) in Fort Good Hope, Northwest Territories,
Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, External Research Program
Publication, March, 106 pages. Co-author: W.E. Rees. Also published by
the UBC Centre for Human Settlements.
Planning
New Urban Neighbourhoods: Lessons from Toronto's St. Lawrence
Neighbourhood, UBC Planning Papers, Canadian Planning Issues
#28.
"The
Municipal Role in Low-Cost Housing in Canada: Recent Initiatives," Canadian
Housing, 7(3), Fall, pp. 51-54.
Low
Rent Housing in Vancouver's Central Area: Policy and Program Options,
City of Vancouver Planning Department, September.
"Planning
New Urban Neighbourhoods: Lessons from Toronto's St. Lawrence
Neighbourhood," in Directions for New Urban Neighbourhoods:
Learning from St. Lawrence, Conference Proceedings, D.L.A.
Gordon, Editor, Toronto: Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, pp. 3-1 to
3-17.
Future
Directions for Urban Social Planning in Canada, Glen Drover,
co-author, Discussion Paper #11, UBC Planning Papers, April 1987. 20
pages.
The
Evolution of the Land Use Planning Process in Alberta, 1945-1984,
Michael Gordon, co-author, Land Policy Paper No. 5, Centre for Urban
and Community Studies, University of Toronto, April 1985. 47 pages.
St.
Lawrence and False Creek: A Review of the Planning and Development of
Two New Inner City Neighbourhoods, [for Canada Mortgage and
Housing Corporation, Ottawa], UBC Planning Papers, Canadian Planning
Issues #10, October, 1984.
"The Great
Vancouver Land Lottery," [on land speculation and land taxes], The
Vancouver Sun, Feb. 16, 1984.
Making
Better Use of the Existing Housing Stock: A Literature Review,
Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing, Toronto, September,
1982. 155 pages.
The
Evolution of Ontario's Early Urban Land Use Planning Regulations,
1900-1920, Land Policy Paper No. 2, Centre for Urban and
Community Studies, U of T, November 1982. 39 pages.
The
Origins of Land Use Planning in Alberta, 1900-1945, Land
Policy Paper No.1, Centre for Urban and Community Studies, U of T,
Dec., 1980. 63 pages.
Book
Review: A History of Modern Town Planning, by A.
Sutcliffe, University of Birmingham, 1977. Urban History
Review, 9(2), October 1980, pp. 139-141.
Canadian
Town Planning and Housing, 1940-1950: A Historical Bibliography,
Bibliographic Series #12, Centre for Urban and Community Studies, U of
T, July 1979. 59 pages.
Book
Review: Planning the Fourth Migration, edited by
C. Sussman, MIT Press, 1976. International Journal of Urban
and Regional Research, 3(2), June 1979, pp. 298-301.
Canadian
Town Planning and Housing, 1930-1940: A Historical Bibliography,
Bibliographic Series #10, Centre for Urban and Community Studies, U of
T, July, 1978. 35 pages.
Canadian
Town Planning, 1900-1930: A Historical Bibliography, Centre
for Urban and Community Studies, U of T, April, 1978. Ian Cooper, co-
author. Published in three volumes:
- Vol. I Planning, Bibliographic
Series #7. 82 pages.
- Vol. II Housing,
Bibliographic Series #8. 21 pages.
- Vol. III Public Health, Bibliographic
Series #9. 24 pages.
Thomas
Adams: A Biographical and Bibliographic Guide. Papers on
Planning and Design, Paper #15, U of T, April, 1978. 42 pages.
History
of Modern Town Planning: A Comprehensive Bibliography,
Council of Planning Librarians, Exchange Bibliography #1239, March,
1977. 24 p.
"Citizen Participation
in Planning: A Look at the Metropolitan Toronto Transportation Plan
Review," Plan Canada, 14(1), Oct. 1974,
pp. 23-29.
Citizen
Participation in Planning: A Comprehensive Bibliography,
Papers on Planning and Design, Paper #2, U of T, February, 1974. 75
pages. Republished in June 1977 by the Council of Planning Librarians.
The
Yonge Street Mall: A Feasibility Study, for the City of
Toronto. Nov.1974. 210 pages.
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