Monday, November 17, 2014 | By Brock University
November 17, 2014
noon-1pm
Plaza 600F
Dr. Gabriel Eidelman
No one city, city-region, or urban area in Canada is governed in exactly the same way. And yet the relationship between municipalities and other levels of government is presumed to be straightforward: that cities are mere “creatures” of the provinces. In reality, the role of cities in the Canadian federation is, and always has been, in constant evolution.
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