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Re-happy your city: has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in October 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Re-happy your city: are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn • Email • X Besides social media accounts, happyhomes has populated their site with: • End the parking mandates and subsidies that are hurting our cities (Strong Towns) • Toronto Council removes regulations for car and bike parking spaces in new developments • 5 things that might happen now that Oregon just slashed parking mandates (Bike Portland) • California takes on the high cost of mandated parking (Reason) • Pre-zoning in Victoria, BC (Capital Daily) • A recipe for real housing affordability (Governing) • The influence of urban form on GHG emissions • Why are housing and transportation so expensive? • Missing middle housing (Opticos Design) • Learning from community housing movements: Six principles for happier homes • Tomo House, a new Cohousing Lite community in Vancouver (Tomo Spaces) • Happy Neighbours: Design Initiative (Happy City) • Ending housing poverty in Canada • Burnaby's housing policies catalyzing over 6,700 new below-market rental homes • Burnaby's new 10-year housing strategy • Homelessness is rising, but it is neither inevitable nor unstoppable (the Guardian) • Replacing Vancouver single-family homes with sustainable 8-plexes (LaneFab on Twitter) • Suburban expansion costs Ottawa $465 per person per year (CBC) • Canada Homeshare • Resilient recovery: Taking action on housing, seniors, jobs & climate (Renewable Cities) • Co:Here mixed-income social housing in Vancouver • It's time to re-happy the city!