Category Archives: Public Forum

SEEK Issue 10: Plan Your Vote

SEEK Issue 10 explores how planning is at the forefront of the 2016 fall election and how the results could shape the city for the next four years. Check it out and plan your vote! Continue reading →
Passion for Place: Lecture and Workshop with Dale Bracewell

The first Passion for Place lecture and workshop kicked off with Dale Bracewell, Active Transportation Manager for the City of Vancouver. Continue reading →
Halifax Transportation Panel

The Planning & Design Centre, in collaboration with Fusion Halifax, is hosting the Halifax Transportation Panel on July 30, beginning at 6:30 PM at North End Memorial Library. Continue reading →

Cities Alive: Road Wars Launch

The fourth and newest episode of the Cities Alive podcast, titled Road Wars, has launched! Continue reading →
Argyle Streetscape Pilot Project

The Argyle Streetscape Pilot Project launches July 26 to test concepts for the Argyle Streetscape Redesign, to be completed in 2017. Continue reading →
Mo’Plaza Workshop July 14th

Attend a workshop to re-design the corner of Queen St. & Morris St. July 14th at 6pm. Continue reading →
PDC Annual General Meeting June 23rd

Save the date. The next AGM will be June 23rd. This is a time to reflect on the PDC’s activities over the past year and set a direction for the future. Continue reading →

Wyse Decisions Project

The Wyse Society for Sensible Urban Development is working with PDC to start building a plan for the future that means something to those who live in, on, and around Wyse Road. Continue reading →
Neighbourhood Power, Public Lecture by Jim Diers

Public Lecture in Halifax with Renowned Author and Community Organizer, Jim Diers, on January 21st. Continue reading →
RP+5 Engagement Session

On July 29th the PDC and community members discussed bolder and more ambitious alternatives to the RP+5. Continue reading →
On moving RP+5 forward

The RP+5 firmly establishes Halifax as a region and city of the last century. It takes us back rather than moving us forward. Continue reading →