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RICHARD GILBERT is a Toronto-based consultant
whose work focuses on transport, energy, and urban
governance. During a long, varied career he has
produced 14 books and several hundred book chapters,
major reports, and scholarly and popular articles on
a wide range of topics. He was the elected
representative of some 80,000 people on Toronto's
city council for many years and served as president
of the Federation of Canadian Municipalities and as
the first CEO of the Canadian Urban Institute. He
and Rosalind have lived in the same house in
downtown Toronto since 1971, where they enjoy visits
by a daughter and three sons and numerous, mostly
teenage grandchildren.
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ANTHONY PERL is Professor of Political Science
and
Urban Studies at Vancouver's Simon Fraser
University. He has produced four other books
including new Departures: Rethinking Passenger
Policy for the Twenty-First Century and The
Integrity Gap: Canada's Environmental Policy and
Institutions. He previously rode light
rail to teach at the University of Calgary, took the
subway to direct the City University of New York's
Aviation Institute, and caught the metro to work at
the Laboratoire d'Economie des Transports in Lyon,
France. He serves on the board of VIA Rail, Canada's
national passenger rail carrier.
515 West Hastings Street,
Vancouver, BC, Canada V6B 5K3
Tel. +1 787 782 7887.
E-mail: aperl@sfu.ca
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