I agree that that's difficult. Though, the nice thing about having one's own blog is that one can post whatever one would like. For example, one could create several posts exploring a particular topic to the creator's satisfaction :) Oh, that is a hornet's nest :) But, it is true that urban planning in Canada and the US are very, very similar.The only problem is that all these things are related and that makes it hard to choose what exactly I want to talk about.
I noticed when I went to Canada (which is basically America-Light) that there was a distinct lack of space that belonged to everyone.
True, but it's hard to post what I like when I don't yet fully understand what I like and want to show the world. Hah, I know! Meant it on a city level. When I came to Canada to visit the Edmonton / Calgary / Rockies, I found it to fit my image of what America looks like pretty good. Especially the huge supermarkets, large highways and sprawl here and there. The small towns with a Main Street filled with fastfood drive-throughs. This was before I started studying urban planning though. Very interesting nonetheless.Though, the nice thing about having one's own blog is that one can post whatever one would like.
Oh, that is a hornet's nest :)