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Welcome to Good for Cities, the podcast that examines the ideas, policies, and trends shaping urban life. Hosted by Matti Siemiatycki, Director of the Infrastructure Institute at the University of Toronto School of Cities, the show asks the essential question: are these interventions really making our cities better? Each episode features conversations with leading urbanists, challenging assumptions about city building to uncover which ideas stand the test of time, and which might need to be rethought, or even scrapped altogether.
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2025년 9월 16일부터
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How can cities better support the growing number of people living alone?
In this episode of Good for Cities, Matti Siemiatycki speaks with journalist and author Renee Sylvestre-Williams about The Singles Tax and the intersection of housing, urban planning, and social connection.
They explore how …
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How can cities use transit corridors and infrastructure spaces not just to move people, but to bring them together?
In this episode of Good for Cities, Matti Siemiatycki speaks with Ilana Altman from The Bentway about adaptive reuse, transit-oriented development, and the role of cultural programmi…
Urban planning is everywhere. From videos about walkable cities and public transit to debates about housing affordability, millions of people are learning about cities through YouTube and social media. But as urban planning content reaches wider audiences, a new question emerges: who do we trust to…
Do Current Community Consultation Practices Work for Urban Planning and City Building?
Community consultation is a key part of public participation in urban planning, but is it working as intended? In this episode of Good for Cities, Matti Siemiatycki is joined by Crystal Legacy to explore the gro…
In this episode of the Good for Cities podcast, Matti Siemiatycki speaks with Nyasha Harper-Michon about community-led architecture, urban planning, and building more inclusive, sustainable cities.
They explore how architects can integrate community engagement into design, align development with l…
Financial landlords claim to contribute to the housing stock, but they also have higher rates of eviction and above guideline rent increases than other housing providers. Since the 1990’s, ownership of rental housing by financial firms has drastically increased, with more financial landlords, such …
As housing costs rise and neighbourhoods change, many communities are asking a fundamental question: how can current community members help shape the future of their neighbourhoods?
Community land trusts are increasingly part of that conversation. While often framed as a tool for permanent afford…
Autonomous vehicles, or self-driving cars, are often seen as the future of urban mobility, promising safer streets, smoother traffic, and more efficient transportation. But how autonomous vehicles are governed and regulated will ultimately determine their impact on cities.
In this episode of Good …
Water is essential, but our infrastructure to deliver it is often invisible until it fails. In this episode of Good for Cities, Matti Siemiatycki speaks with Kerry Black, Canada Research Chair at the University of Calgary, about the challenges, trade-offs, and innovations shaping water systems in C…
What possibilities and risks does high-speed rail pose for Canadian cities?
On this episode of Good for Cities, host Matti Siemiatycki is joined by Yonah Freemark to unpack the pros and cons of high-speed rail in Canada. They explore how high-speed rail can improve people’s lives by cutting travel…
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