Canadian Geographer-Geographe Canadien

Papers
(The TQCC of Canadian Geographer-Geographe Canadien is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2020-11-01 to 2024-11-01.)
ArticleCitations
Mining sick: Creatively unsettling normative narratives about industry, environment, extraction, and the health geographies of rural, remote, northern, and Indigenous communities in British Columbia19
Analyzing disparities in transit‐based healthcare accessibility in the Chicago Metropolitan Area19
Mapping the uneven geographies of digital phenomena: The case of blockchain17
The feminist economic geographies of working from home and “digital by default” in Canada before, during, and after COVID‐1917
The importance of local characteristics: An examination of Canadian cities' resilience during the 2020 economic crisis15
Gentrification and the an/aesthetics of digital spatial capital in Canadian “platform cities”14
Quantifying the prevalence of energy poverty across Canada: Estimating domestic energy burden using an expenditures approach13
Street vendors in Lima in the time of COVID‐19: Guilty or oppressed?13
Supporting food security for Indigenous families through the restoration of Indigenous foodways13
Governance through discipline in the neighbourhood: Syrian refugees and Turkish citizens in urban life12
Coming into fashion: Expanding the entrepreneurial ecosystem concept to the creative industries through a Toronto case study12
Montreal's environmental justice problem with respect to the urban heat island phenomenon11
An ecological systems analysis of food access barriers and coping strategies adopted by older adults in Ghana11
Pathways of crime: Measuring crime concentration along urban roadways10
Changes in outdoor physical activities among older people in Sweden: Exploring generational shifts in time spent in natural environments8
Governance matters: Regulating ride hailing platforms in Canada's largest city‐regions8
Climate change adaptation in the Canadian wine industry: Strategies and drivers7
To leave or not to leave? An analysis of individual and neighbourhood characteristics shaping place attachment in Harare's selected informal settlements7
A scoping review of the daily mobilities of older adults in the Global South7
What does community‐embedded care mean to aging‐in‐place in China? A relational approach7
After the downturn: Perceptions of crime and policing in the southeastern Saskatchewan oil patch7
Mobile applications to reduce food waste within Canada: A review6
A missing link? Network analysis as an empirical approach for critical physical geography5
Places of paid work and unpaid work: Caregiving and work‐from‐home during COVID‐195
Surveillance, trust, and policing at music festivals5
Introduction to special section: Geographies of Indigenous health and wellness5
The socioecology of fear: A critical geographical consideration of human‐wolf‐livestock conflict5
All‐world aging: A gero of all things under the material press in time4
Geo‐scripts and refugee resettlement in Canada: Designations and destinations4
Public housing, market rentals, and neighbourhood characteristics4
Rural futures? Mapping newcomers' hopes about potential resettlement in Canadian rural areas4
Spatial variation in bicycling risk based on crowdsourced safety data4
Multiple food vulnerabilities of international students from India in Greater Toronto Area colleges: A pilot study4
Navigating the housing crisis: A comparison of international students and other newcomers in a mid‐sized Canadian city4
Coastal resident perceptions of nature‐based adaptation options in Nova Scotia4
“That is when you realize your age”—A spatial approach to age(ing)4
Interpretive field geomorphology as cognitive, social, embodied and affective epistemic practice4
Ecosystem services: A new framework for old ideas, or advancing environmental decision‐making? Learning from Canadian forerunners to the ES concept4
Exposure, access, and inequities: Central themes, emerging trends, and key gaps in Canadian environmental justice literature from 2006 to 20174
It's been a long time running: New understandings of crime severity and specialization in Canada's longest running crime capital, North Battleford4
Housing Vancouver, 1972–2017: A personal urban geography and a professional response4
Plus difficile d'être élu dans une petite municipalité? Perceptions de la fonction élective par certains élus municipaux québécois4
Higher education, international student mobility, and regional innovation in non‐core regions: International student start‐ups on “the rock”3
Doing fieldwork the Ghanaian way: The dilemma of conducting research in rural Ghana3
Altering consumer practices, facing uncertainties, and seeking stability: Canadian news media framings of international retirement migrants during the COVID‐19 pandemic3
The city under constraint: International migrants’ challenges and strategies to access urban resources in Mexico City3
Partnerships in place: Facilitating rural local government entrepreneurialism in Newfoundland and Labrador3
Changing geographies of aging on a global scale: The knowledge to action gap3
A critical physical geography of no‐till agriculture: Linking degraded environmental quality to conservation policies in an Oregon watershed3
Quantifying the carbon footprint of household food waste and associated GHGs in Oakville, Ontario, and a municipality's role in reducing both food waste and GHGs3
Accelerating the 1.5°C energy transition for Canadian residential buildings through selective direct electrification with heat pumps3
Do more, with less: The realities of local government in rural Ontario3
Textbook dune: Is there a representative and scale‐invariant beach‐dune profile?3
A comparison of young and older adults’ attitudes and preferences towards different travel modes and residential characteristics: A study in Hamilton, Ontario3
On older person/place transformations: Towards a more‐than‐representational geography of aging in rural Canada3
Tensions between municipal reform and outdated fiscal levers in rural British Columbia3
Excessive rightsizing? The interdependence of public school closures and population shrinkage3
Lessons learnt from multiple private land conservation programs in Canada to inform species at risk conservation2
Supporting native grasslands in Canada: Lessons learned and future management of the Prairie Pastures Conservation Area (PPCA) in Saskatchewan2
Site prioritization and the reproduction of inequity in the restoration of Biscayne Bay2
Towards an emotional geoeconomics? Masculinity and emotions among Mexican and Guatemalan temporary agricultural workers in Quebec2
“We embrace winter here”: Celebrating place in winter cities2
Time as an instrument of settler evasion: Circumventing the implementation of truth and reconciliation in Canadian geography departments2
Innovation vs inertia: Entrepreneurial governments in 21st‐century rural Alberta2
Ecological livelihoods of farmers and pollinators in the Himalayas: Doing critical physical geography using citizen science2
Past, present and future revitalization trends in Canadian mid‐size city downtowns2
Un classement multicritère des villes du québec pour favoriser la prise en compte de leurs différences2
Knowledge hierarchy and mechanisms of power in environmental impact assessment: Insights from the Muskrat Falls hydroelectric project2
Design thinking for city dashboard development: Recommendations from a study of smart asset management in Sydney, Australia2
Canada's Ocean Supercluster initiative: A national policy in regional clothing?1
Le quartier : Soutien et générateur des interactions sociales pour l'innovation?1
Our brightly‐lit future: Exploring the potential for astrotourism in Khajuraho (India)1
Practicing critical physical geography: New trading zones and interactional expertise in an expanding field1
Viral geographies: Megaregions as extra‐urban disease catchments1
Flood risk mapping in southwestern Nova Scotia: Perceptions and concerns1
Trajectoires et visées de l'hydrogéomorphologie au Québec1
Comparison of apportionment methods for assigning trip data to rezoned traffic analysis zones: A case study of Toronto, Canada1
Le développement de la géopolitique au Québec : du tropisme national à l'étude de dynamiques plurielles1
Residential care in California: Spatial and temporal trends in facility development and care capacity1
L'agrandissement de la communauté Uashat mak Mani‐utenam : regard sur une collaboration dans la durée entre une université et une communauté innue1
Le droit à la ville ou le droit à la mobilité? Les demandeurs d'asile d'Amérique centrale en attente dans l'espace urbain tijuanense1
The importance of communal forests in carbon storage: Using and destabilizing carbon measurement in understanding Guatemala's payments for ecosystem services1
Géographies féministes au Québec, intersectionnalité et décolonialisme : Vers une géographie de l'émancipation?1
Les grappes industrielles en régions périphériques: le cas des biotechnologies marines à Rimouski (Québec)1
Intensification in the city centre: Barriers to implementation in Regina, Saskatchewan1
Understanding the historic legacies of empire from the timbers left behind: Towards critical dendroprovenancing in the British North Atlantic1
Les géographes du Québec et la question professionnelle : essai d'interprétation sociohistorique, 1945–20001
Counterclaims: Examining and contesting white entitlement to the space of the university through the labour of anti‐racist student organizers1
La conception du logement informel en Algérie: les cas des villes de Guelaat Bou Sbaa et Bouati Mahmoud1
Addressing sustainability challenges in micro‐municipalities: Insights from the study of Quebec's smallest municipalities1
Street vending in the metropolis: Proximity, distance, and emotions between migrants and tourists in Paris1
Matters (and metaphors) of life and death: How DNA storage doubles back on its promise to the world1
L'étude des milieux de vie et de leurs populations : les chantiers d'une géographie historique environnementale au Québec1
Incorporating geographic context into coyote and wolf livestock depredation research1
La politique nationale de l'architecture et de l'aménagement du territoire du Québec : Une mise en récit mobilisatrice ?1
Exploring the associations between cooling centre accessibility and marginalization in Montreal, Toronto, and Vancouver, Canada1
Residential segregation and inequality: Considering barriers to choice in Toronto1
Se nourrir autrement : quelle différence dans l'accès aux systèmes alimentaires alternatifs selon la taille de la ville et ses conditions géographiques?1
Anordissement, autochtonisation et rétention du personnel extrarégional de l'éducation, de la santé et des services sociaux au sein des communautés innues et naskapie de la Côte‐Nord (Québec)1
Does a mayor matter? Gentrification, land use policy, and the 2018 mayoral election in Burnaby, BC1
A tale of two trails: Lessons from a comparative account of the Trans Canada Trail and the Sendero de Chile1
A few “big players”: Systems approach to immigrant employment in a mid‐sized city1
Archives and care: Caring archival research practices in geography1
Visualizing and forecasting the association of air quality and health outcomes in Ontario, Canada1
Recent challenges and new possibilities with urban agriculture in Victoria, British Columbia1
Introduction to the special section: The changing geographies of aging1
Trans migrations: Seeking refuge in “safe haven” Toronto1
Snowbirds and snowflakes: Mobility and aging across the Canada‐United States border1
Hope Matters: Why Changing the Way We Think Is Critical to Solving the Environmental Crisis by ErinKelsey, Greystone Books, Vancouver, 2020, 240 pp., paperback, $22.95 (ISBN 978‐1771647779)1
Plundering the North: A history of settler colonialism, corporate welfare, and food insecurity By KristinBurnett & TravisHay, Winnipeg: University of Manitoba Press. 2023. 216 pages. $27.95 (paper1
Walking the health geographers' talk: Aging and health inequalities in sub‐Saharan Africa1
Rethinking political symbols: Indigenous nationhood and settler colonialism in the Canada/United States borderlands1
Dynamiques hydrogéomorphologiques historiques et actuelles d'une rivière perturbée par les activités de la drave et analyse des impacts d'un démantèlement de barrage1
The Digital Economy by Tim Jordan, Polity, Cambridge, 2020, 240 pp., paperback $29.95 (ISBN 978‐1509517565)1
Food programs in Indigenous communities within northern Canada: A scoping review1
Les campements urbains parisiens à la marge du politique : quelle articulation du contrôle de la police et de l'émancipation politique?1
Identifying metro station types based on transfer purposes: An application of bike‐sharing data in Xiamen, China1
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