Plan Canada - Volume 53, Number 2 (Summer 2013)

• Main Author: Unkn Unknown
• Format: Article in Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: Canadian Institute of Planners 2013
• Subjects: Canada; Hemphill; Indian; First Nations
• Online Access: https://dx.doi.org/10.25316/ir-3043; https://viurrspace.ca/handle/10613/8474

A word from the president|Le mot de la présidents / Andrea Gabor -- CIP news|Échos de l'ICU -- Editorial from the IPPC chair: Honoring Indigenous planning - renewing our commitment to action|Éditorial du président du SCAPA: Honorer l'urbanism autochone - renouveler notre détermination à agir / Jeffrey Cook -- Re-situating Indigenous planning in the city / Ryan Walker & Hirini Matunga -- Indigenizing and decolonizing: An alliance story / Aftab Erfan & Jessie Hemphill -- Who makes the decisions: First Nations land use planning issues and governance trends / Ken Cossey -- Planning for pipelines: The Carrier Sekani experience / Jaime Sanchez & Angel Ransom -- By the north, for the north: Stakeholder-driven planning in the Thompson Region, Manitoba / Michelle Drylie, Charlene Lafreniere, Freda Lepine, Hilda Fitzner, & Jim Beardy -- Giving voice to all: Traditional Syilx wisdom and practice shape contemporary community planning in the Penticton Indian Band's CCP / Marena Brinkhurst, Elaine Alec, and Anona Kampe -- Six nations of the Grand River Territory and the River Grande Notification Agreement: Towards consensus in land use and environmental planning / Charles Hostovsky & Paul General -- Indigenizing planning education, decolonizing planning practice: First steps / Leonie Sandercock, Jeffrey Cook, Leona Sparrow, & Larissa Grant -- Learning from and planning with|De qui apprendre et avec qui planifier / Abby Besharah -- Planning notes from home and abroad|L'urbanisme chez nous et à l'étranger -- Challenges and rewards: The transition from practice to academia|Défis et récompenses: De la pratique à la théorie / Mark Seasons : Indigenizing planning/Planning to indigenize|L'autochtonisation de la planification/Planifier l'autochtonisation : A word from the president|Le mot de la présidents / Andrea Gabor -- CIP news|Échos de l'ICU -- Editorial from the IPPC chair: Honoring Indigenous planning - renewing our commitment to action|Éditorial du président du SCAPA: Honorer l'urbanism autochone - renouveler notre détermination à agir / Jeffrey Cook -- Re-situating Indigenous planning in the city / Ryan Walker & Hirini Matunga -- Indigenizing and decolonizing: An alliance story / Aftab Erfan & Jessie Hemphill -- Who makes the decisions: First Nations land use planning issues and governance trends / Ken Cossey -- Planning for pipelines: The Carrier Sekani experience / Jaime Sanchez & Angel Ransom -- By the north, for the north: Stakeholder-driven planning in the Thompson Region, Manitoba / Michelle Drylie, Charlene Lafreniere, Freda Lepine, Hilda Fitzner, & Jim Beardy -- Giving voice to all: Traditional Syilx wisdom and practice shape contemporary community planning in the Penticton Indian Band's CCP / Marena Brinkhurst, Elaine Alec, and Anona Kampe -- Six nations of the Grand River Territory and the River Grande Notification Agreement: Towards consensus in land use and environmental planning / Charles Hostovsky & Paul General -- Indigenizing planning education, decolonizing planning practice: First steps / Leonie Sandercock, Jeffrey Cook, Leona Sparrow, & Larissa Grant -- Learning from and planning with|De qui apprendre et avec qui planifier / Abby Besharah -- Planning notes from home and abroad|L'urbanisme chez nous et à l'étranger -- Challenges and rewards: The transition from practice to academia|Défis et récompenses: De la pratique à la théorie / Mark Seasons