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Cook, J. (2008). Building on traditions of the past: The rise and resurgence of first nations CCP. Plan Canada, 48(2), 13-17.

Cook, J., New Relationship Trust Corporation & Beringia Community Planning Inc. (2009). Gaining momentum: Sharing 96 best practices of first nations comprehensive community planning. West Vancouver, B.C: New Relationship Trust.


Cook, J. (2013). Honoring indigenous planning: Renewing our commitment to action. Plan Canada, 53(2), 7-13.


Harivel, C., & Anderson, C. (2008). First nations comprehensive community planning - a good investment for Canada. Plan Canada, 48(2), 29-31.

Indigenous & Northern Affairs Canada. (2004). Experiences in First Nations, Inuit and northern communities: Comprehensive community planning. Ottawa: Indigenous & Northern Affairs Canada.

Indigenous & Northern Affairs Canada. (2010) CCP Handbook: Comprehensive Community Planning for First Nations in British Columbia. Ottawa: Indigenous & Northern Affairs Canada.

Jojola, T. (2008). Indigenous planning-an emerging context. Canadian Journal of Urban Research, 17(1), 37-47.

Porter, L., & Barry, J. (2016). Planning for coexistence?: Recognizing indigenous rights through land-use planning in Canada and Australia (New ed.). New York; London: Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group. doi:10.4324/9781315600727


Sandercock, L., Cook, J., Sparrow, L., & Grant, L. (2013). Indigenizing planning, education, decolonizing planning practice. Plan Canada, 53(2), 48-51.

Walker, R. C. (2008). Improving the interface between urban municipalities and aboriginal communities. Canadian Journal of Urban Research, 17(1), 20.


Walker, R., & Matunga, H. (2013). Re-situating indigenous planning in the city. Plan Canada, 53(2), 14-17.