As many Canadian cities grapple with housing crises, parks are filling an important gap on the housing continuum. Now is a critical time to better understand this reality and re-evaluate our current approaches.

A look at the complexity and lessons learned from striving toward a non-displacement approach to homelessness in Vancouver and Montreal.

Moving away from displacement-oriented approaches means facing cohabitation challenges—but it also creates opportunities to increase our capacity for inclusion and learn how to better live together.

Cities and communities are using creative programming, training, and tech-based interventions to make parks inclusive for people of all abilities.

The case of homelessness during COVID-19 highlights that policing is a parks issue—but there are alternatives.