Housing crisis past and present from urban planning view
The Conversation essay reviews early 20th century slum reformers and today’s housing crisis. It contrasts private sector dominance with calls for increased state aid, standards, and affordable options. It cites Montreal experts and historic figures like Herbert Ames.
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Global stability on the brink
Perry Kinkaide warns of a fragile global economy amid inflation energy costs and supply chain disruptions driven by wars in Ukraine and the Middle East. Developing nations face debt, while migration, violence, and health and housing crises strain the US Canada and Europe. Demographics technology and climate add urgency, requiring unprecedented international cooperation. Column courtesy of Troy Media.
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Diversity of views in letters forum at The Chronicle-Journal
The Chronicle-Journal invites diverse opinions in its letters section with priority given to pieces under 300 words. Letters must be original work, exclusive to the paper, and include page and date citations for articles referenced. Submit with full name, address, and day phone. only names and hometowns are published.
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