M1 Students:

Christopher Beauvilain: Determing value of non-markt 'good & services" to be applied in planning practice

Robin Beukens:Regional water planning: Improving water management through collaboration between Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities

Jill Collinson: A local approach to regional planning: A case study of development of the Trans Canada Trail

Ryan Edick: The ECCA redevelopment: an exploration

Caitlin Kotak: Examples of indigenous planning in Winnipeg - how these might provide lessons for conventional planning processes

Chris Larson: Outdoor recreation in urban planning

Shengxu Li: Integrating green infrastructure into community planning

Marie Ceclie Mbadugha:Land Use Planning and Transportation Planning; Moving Winnipeg Suburbs towards sustainbility by encouraging the use of public transit system.

Alexis Miller:Branding Cities: The Triumph of Market Over Place

Meghan Norman:Intermunicipal cooperation and conflict resolution

Ryan Paradis:

Jennifer Pritchard:

Laura Rempel:Planning Activism Towards an Age-Friendly Manitoba

Johanna Washchyshyn: Litercy Tourism in initiatives in Winnipeg

M2 Students:

Adam Cseke: Retail wetland development in Salmon Arm BC, implications for sustainability and the planning process.

Pamela Elias: (Re)creating place: Preserving heritage in redeveloping brownfields

Kimberly Farris: Technology and public participation

Michael Friesen: People Power Community Ownership and Renewable Energy

Erin Huck: Participatory budgeting: making case for Winnipeg

Mike Lennon: Gentrification avoidance when land values increase

Christina Maes: Tenant Associations and Social Housing Revitalization in Winnipeg

Marie Cecile Mbadugha: Housing and Homelessness: Stigma and stereotypes attached to homelessness and mental illness

Kyle McStravick: Colonial Planning and the Indigenous People of Canada and Japan

Carole O'Brien: Every image tells a story: how representation affects the places we share

Aaron Short: Planning the Seeds of Agricultural Urbanism through University Community Gardens

Fernando Velarde-Trejo: Farmers markets and role of planners

M3 Students:

Waleed Albakry: Prospective Home Owners' Attitudes to Housing: Edmonton

Jacob Edenloff: Place attachment in West Broadway: Community-based green art in building social capital

Brock Feenstra: Green building: Aligning Developer and Municipal Relationships

Andrei Friesen: Energy Matters: A scenario based approach for evaluating the energy implications of neighbourhood development

Pawan Gill: Youth Participation in Urban Planning

John Paul Harris: How cities in cold weather climates can lesson their dependence on personal automobiles and create year round walkable cities

Lauren Lange: Housing for Aboriginal Seniors in Winnipeg, Manitoba

Brodie Lister: A Framework for Restructuring Urban Form In Post Peak-Oil Car
Oriented Developments

Lacey MacLean: The impacts of rural residential developments on Manitoba Municipalities

Scott McCullough: Energy planning for GHG emission reductions

Jeffrey Pratte: Mainstreaming Cycling Policy

Elisabeth Saftiuk: The Effectiveness of Downtown Development Corporations on Downtown Revitalization: The Case of Winnipeg's Centre Venture

M4+ Students:
Chris Baker: Sustainable/alternative transportation, Transit Oriented Developments and Green Development  

Vince Barletta: Neighbourhood planning participation processes: South Point Douglas

Devin Clark: Transforming Inner Ring Suburbs in Winnipeg towards Sustainability

David Kuxhaus: Housing and the Elderly

Richard Mahe: Mental health and housing

Vicky Reaney: Planning for Transit-Oriented Development in Winnipeg: Recommendations for Establishing Station Area Plans, Implementation Processes, and Urban Design Guidelines

Robyn Webb: Innovative Models of Municipal Support for CED and the Social Economy

Cara Nichols: Social Fertilizer: Community gardens as an effective method of evoking empowerment, hope and change in urban Winnipeg

David Danyluk: Refugee Family Settlement Housing

Erin Ferguson: Green residential development

Matthew Gratton: Exploring the use of secondary suites, garden suites, and laneway housing ina high-growth city

Shelagh Graham:

M4+ Students:

Ludwig Lee: Convivial / Livable Neighbourhood Design


Allahyar Raza: Integrating Immigrants and Refugees by Community Design

Simi Sandhu: Winter Cities and Active Transportation: A Study of Supports and Barriers for Winnipeg Active Mobility

Kari Schulz: Building green pathways: An alternative approach to reducing energy poverty in Daniel McIntyre and St. Matthews neighbourhoods

Khalid Mohammad: City Planning: A Pathway Towards Sustainable Community Ecnomic Development Through Integration of Skilled Immigrants

Stephanie Long: Age-Friendly Neighbourhoods: Urban Design Recommendations for an Aging Population

Marcin Pachinski: (Official Community) Planning in the Columbia Shuswap Regional District

Robert Tarulli: Designing Public Space for Community Learning