Canadian Planning and Policy
Aménagement et politique au Canada

Volume 2026, Number 1, 2026 Planning for Home in Northern Canada: Towards a Sustainable Northern Housing Ecosystem Guest-edited by Julia Christensen, Shelagh McCartney and Robert Voudrach

Table of contents (11 articles)

Editorial Introduction

  1. CPP Special Issue on Northern Housing: Introduction

Articles

  1. Home, identity and belonging in Nunavut: In conversation with Rachel Michael
  2. Recording our truth: Using home, housing and homelands to understand Nishnawbe Aski Nation’s housing emergency
  3. Government land leasing and intersections with housing in the Northwest Territories
  4. Asking ethical questions in northern First Nations housing research: A relational approach
  5. Sovereignty, wellbeing and cultural connectivity in the Northwest Territories: In conversation with Robert Voudrach
  6. Encampments in Thunder Bay, Ontario: Characteristics, needs, and community-based approaches to reduce homelessness and encampments
  7. Harnessing stories of home in Fort Good Hope, Northwest Territories: Examining the role of housing and planning in advancing Indigenous self-determination
  8. Sovereignty, sustainability, and Indigenous community control in Canada: In conversation with Stan Knight
  9. Bringing Housing Education Home to First Nations in Canada: York Factory First Nation Transforms Housing and Education Systems from a State of Emergency
  10. Planning from within - Housing, land, and community-led development in Northern Remote Nibinamik First Nation: In conversation with Ila Beaver

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