Dr. Karen Landman [1], along with co-author Dr. Alison Blay-Palmer (Wilfrid Laurier University), contributed a chapter to Canadian Cities in Transition; Understanding Contemporary Urbanism [2] (Oxford University Press, 2020, 6^th Edition), which has been recognized by the Canadian Institute of Planners with an Award for Planning Excellence Merit in the Planning Publications and Media category [3]. 

Dr. Landman and Dr. Blay-Palmer’s chapter is entitled Food Systems and the City. The 6^th edition, with 36 authors, is a continuation of the collaborative work of Professor Pierre Filion and Professor Trudi Bunting (1944-2017) of the School of Planning at the University of Waterloo. The original vision for the Canadian Cities in Transition series was to draw on Canadian academics to make Canadian planning, urban studies and urban geography accessible to a broader audience, particularly for undergraduate students. The series is currently edited by Dr. Markus Moos (University of Waterloo), Dr. Ryan Walker (University of Saskatchewan) and Dr Tara Vinodrai (University of Waterloo).