Here Today, Gone Tomorrow Final Report

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2021-12

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Hanson, Cindy
Jaffe, Joann
Varley, Emma
Alhassan, Jacob
Tanaka, Momo
Krajewski, Maegan
Nkhata, Tamikani Jessie
Wastasecoot, Brenda
Acker-Verney, Julianne

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University of Regina, Sociology and Social Studies

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This knowledge synthesis (KS) project explored how remote and rural (RR) places face a complex array of social, political and economic obstacles in their access to sustainable, accessible, and appropriate transportation, and in exercising mobility rights. Growing vulnerability and inequality between these places contribute to growing vulnerabilities and inequalities among RR residents and the rest of Canada. The pattern of, and access to, public transportation in Canada, reflects the history of natural resource development and seldom considers the effects of the lack of transportation on health and welfare, human capabilities, education, climate change, and sustainable development. Mobility, however, shapes the conditions and lived experiences of gender, poverty, disabilities, and older-age; it either restricts or enables citizen participation.

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Sociology

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