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A new kind of sprawl|Une nouvelle forme d'étalement urbain / Hok-Lin Leung -- Being at the table and in the loop|Entrer dans le jeu, être dans le coup / Gerry Couture -- Letters|Courrier -- "Come to Toronto, discover the world": Conference an international planning extravaganza|<> : Congrès grandiose sur l'urbanisme international / Plan Canada's editorial staff -- Cities and a sustainable Earth: Maurice Strong / Ian Wight -- Planning in a global economy: Michael Goldberg / Steve Pomeroy -- Flexible friendly neighbourhood transit: A solution for the suburban transportation dilemma / Anton Nelessen & Linda Howe -- Planning proposals and urban development trends: Can the gap be bridged? / Pierre Filion -- New urbanism vs. conventional suburbanism / Ian Wight -- Gooderham and Worts tour / Tracey Schofield -- Le design urbain comme mode d'organisation des villes / Marie Lessard -- Computer modelling: An image of the future / Dr. Richard M. Levy -- CIP news|Échos de l'ICU -- Commentary|Commentaire / Walter Jamieson -- Hamilton-Wentworth Region sustainable community initiatives / Bill Pearce -- La coopération intergouvernementale : Pour mieux planifier l'avenir / Sophie Gaborit -- Fuzzy jargon and legalese / Tracey Schofield -- Resolving community development disputes: The Kamloops experience / Randy Diehl -- Trendsetters|Avant-garde -- People in the news|Les gens qui font les manchettes -- Tech update|Nouvelles tech -- Headlines|Manchettes -- [Book review] The transportation/land use connection by Terry Moore and Paul Thorsnes / David Kriger -- [Book review] Saving the countryside: Conserving rural character in the country side of southern Ontario by Brian Byrnes / William Addison -- [Critique de livre] Guide de conception des avant-projects routiers / Steve Ponton -- New books for waterfront planners / Dr. David Gordon -- [Book review] The drama of democracy: Contention and dispute in community planning by Jill Grant / John Bain Annual planning conference of CIP/APA/OPPI|Congrès annuel conjoint de l'ICU/APA/IPPO https://viurrspace.ca/bitstream/handle/10613/8617/PC.35.5.FULL.pdf?sequence=3

This applied project examined Response to Intervention evidence-based programs that teachers can use at Tier 1 in the teaching of reading to support intermediate and secondary students who encounter reading challenges in the general education classroom. Evidence-based reading programs demonstrated effectiveness in supporting students’ reading practices, particularly those students who are struggling to read as well as those who read at the frustration level. The handbook provides teachers with the information they will need to navigate the teaching and assessment of reading. Its development was supported with reviews of both past and current reading research, and it presents practical strategies for teaching and assessments. It will provide teachers with the opportunity of assessing students’ areas of strengths and weaknesses and analyzing the evidence to make informed instructional decisions. The focus of this applied project is support for intermediate and secondary students. It is hoped that if teachers adopt the approach of using RTI and evidence-based programs in their teaching of reading as presented in the handbook, these evidence-based practices will support students’ motivation and reading skill development. https://viurrspace.ca/bitstream/handle/10613/23205/McKenzieBinghamProject.pdf?sequence=3

This review covers permanence, oscillation, local and global stability of solutions for Nicholson’s blowflies differential equation. Some generalizations, including the most recent results for equations with a distributed delay and models with periodic coefficients, are considered. "Article in Press" version This is an accepted manuscript version of an article published as: Berezansky, L., Braverman, E., & Idels, L. (2010). Nicholson’s blowflies differential equations revisited: Main results and open problems. Applied Mathematical Modelling, 34 (6), 1405-1417. DOI: 10.1016/j.apm.2009.08.027 Applied Mathematical Modelling is available online at: http://www.journals.elsevier.com/applied-mathematical-modelling and this article is available at: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0307904X09002674

Book review of "The philosophy of social ecology: Essays on dialectical naturalism" by Murray Bookchin (Montreal: Black Rose Books, 1995). The reviewer presents Bookchin's key ideas in point form, along with some pertinent comments, and then offers a few thoughts on his supposedly dialectical method. This is an Accepted Manuscript of an article published by Taylor & Francis in Capitalism Nature Socialism in 1998, available online: http://www.tandfonline.com/10.1080/10455759809358785. https://viurrspace.ca/bitstream/handle/10613/5131/ Alexander.CNS.pdf.txt?sequence=4 Post-print version Book review

An article in Romanian about sturgeon. Includes colour pictures. From the collection of Gord Edmondson

Funny things can happen after an evening of cocktails and socializing: the next day you may realize that you've volunteered to organize and run a major planning conference. This is what happened to us three years ago, and now that we've emerged from a process that seemed like a blur, we're ecstatic to report that the "2002: Making Waves" conference was a success on all fronts. https://viurrspace.ca/bitstream/handle/10613/5518/Article001.pdf?sequence=3 From the conference co-chairs

Where does all that recycled stuff really go? / Recycling Committee - Terez Marquardt -- “Tis a gift to be simple” / Elaine Clark -- Your [You’re] all invited to the 2nd annual ‘olde tyme’ Christmas party -- Driving Miss Daisy / David Graham -- DIRCS happenings / Pam Willis -- Restocking our waterways a shocking story / Tim -- Harmonia Mundi will delight Denman audiences / Pam Willis -- Please return your APC questionnaire -- Ratepayer & Resident Association news / Leslie Dunsmore -- Fire news / W. C. Scott -- Library notes / Diane Davis -- Seniors news / Diane Davis -- Hippo news / Peter Walford -- An enlightening walk in the woods / Jennifer Balke -- Kelly’s Korner -- A little local flare / Hersh -- Openings at Blackberry Lane / Jayne-Ann -- Classified ads -- St. Saviour’s Anglican Church -- Denman United Church https://viurrspace.ca/bitstream/handle/10613/25809/IslandLifeDec01-1991.pdf?sequence=2&isAllowed=y

Cowichan Campus events on April 15 : Town hall meeting ; Author reading -- "This is my home" -- Service recognition -- New Cowichan Campus announcement! -- Past staff bulletins -- Summer schedules -- Milner Gardens and Woodland annual membership -- Some green reminders -- Congratulations! -- Lizzy Lou's at the U -- Cafeteria dishes -- You are beautiful -- Sugar and gold concert -- Mike Coleman Citizenship Award -- 5th annual Cowichan Aboriginal Film Festival hed April 16-19 -- Employee parking. https://viuspace.viu.ca/bitstream/handle/10613/1564/CowStaff-Apr-09.pdf?sequence=3

A word from the president|Le mot du président / Blake Hudema -- Green is in fashion this season|Le vert est à la mode cette saison / Chantal Laliberté -- CIP news|Échos de l'ICU -- From grey to green: The transformation of Canada's infrastructure / Karen Wilkie & Cathy Ascroft -- Green parking lots: Paving the way to a greener future / Myron Belej -- Trash talk of a different kind - what Canada can learn from the Swedes / Glenn Miller -- Landscape synergy: An exchange of culture, ideas and opportunities - CSLA Cuba 2007 Congress / Serge Poitras, in collaboration with Claude Potvin -- Brentwood Station Area Redevelopment Plan - City of Calgary: A step towards sustainability / Ryan Hall -- Green with incentives: Supporting sustainable infrastructure and development / Carla Stewart -- Saving the night: Efforts to reduce nighttime light pollution / Spencer Croil -- Green infrastructure networks as urban connective tissue / Chris Baker, Richard Mahé, Kaeley Wiseman, & David van Vliet -- Raising awareness of climate change adaption in planning / Ian Picketts, John Curry, & Eric Rapaport -- Condo-minimizing connectivity: The effect of townhouse developments on suburban travel / Blake Laven & Jill L. Grant -- Green infrastructure: Opportunities to act / Adam Cooper Re-thinking infrastructure: Going green!|Repensons les infrastructures : Passons au vert! A word from the president|Le mot du président / Blake Hudema -- Green is in fashion this season|Le vert est à la mode cette saison / Chantal Laliberté -- CIP news|Échos de l'ICU -- From grey to green: The transformation of Canada's infrastructure / Karen Wilkie & Cathy Ascroft -- Green parking lots: Paving the way to a greener future / Myron Belej -- Trash talk of a different kind - what Canada can learn from the Swedes / Glenn Miller -- Landscape synergy: An exchange of culture, ideas and opportunities - CSLA Cuba 2007 Congress / Serge Poitras, in collaboration with Claude Potvin -- Brentwood Station Area Redevelopment Plan - City of Calgary: A step towards sustainability / Ryan Hall -- Green with incentives: Supporting sustainable infrastructure and development / Carla Stewart -- Saving the night: Efforts to reduce nighttime light pollution / Spencer Croil -- Green infrastructure networks as urban connective tissue / Chris Baker, Richard Mahé, Kaeley Wiseman, & David van Vliet -- Raising awareness of climate change adaption in planning / Ian Picketts, John Curry, & Eric Rapaport -- Condo-minimizing connectivity: The effect of townhouse developments on suburban travel / Blake Laven & Jill L. Grant -- Green infrastructure: Opportunities to act / Adam Cooper https://viurrspace.ca/bitstream/handle/10613/8514/PC.49.1.FULL.pdf?sequence=3

This qualitative study used a hermeneutic phenomenological method to gain more insight into Vietnamese immigrant parents’ perceptions towards the influences of their settlement experiences in the beginning of their new homeland’s life on their children’s school adaptation. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews with five Vietnamese immigrant parents. Findings show the emerged themes in the perceptions of Vietnamese immigrant parents towards the effects of their settlement experiences on their children’s adaptation, what factors contributed to their overcoming the hardship and what support they have received. My hope is that findings from this study will provide current and new Vietnamese immigrants in Canada with necessary knowledge regarding resettlement experiences and how to overcome any challenges. Hopefully, this study supports more Vietnamese people immigrating to Canada with their families to better adapt to their new homeland and schools. In addition, emerging knowledge could also help educators and teachers better understand and be aware of difficulties their Vietnamese immigrant students may face. https://viurrspace.ca/bitstream/handle/10613/23604/Nguyen.pdf?sequence=3&isAllowed=y