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Conversations: Geoff Ryan, "The Recession's Urban Impact"

Something new: Cardus Conversations, on think #21. Municipalities are feeling the burden of shrinking budgets and soaring deficits, after years of tight finances. To comment on the urban impact, we spoke with Cardus Research Fellow Geoff Ryan, a resident of Regent Park in Toronto and a Major in the Salvation Army.

Cardus Coursepack - Worldview

Welcome to the Cardus Worldview Coursepack. We are delighted to present some of the best pieces from Comment's recent archive for this volume. Browse the full preview or watch the high-def promo video on Youtube here!

Toronto the Good

Introducing the new marquee study for the WRF’s Stained Glass Urbanism Project, Toronto the Good. This investigative report brings urban centres and their religious institutions back into the dialogue of city building. Inside Toronto the Good you will find substantial, qualitative and original investigations with bearing on the problems and potentials...

Geoff Ryan

Geoff Ryan is a Research Fellow with Cardus. He is also a Major in The Salvation Army, continuing a family tradition that goes back four generations. Following a year-long assignment in the First Nations village of Gitwinksihlkw in Northern British Columbia, Geoff and his wife Sandra were appointed as members of a six-person team sent to reopen the...