A Wolf Cub Pack may seem like an odd place to

find junior planners, however, it is not when

your Leader (Akela) is Ken R. Johnson, ACP,

MCIP. Picking a community for the Pack to

work on was a bit of challenge, but in the end,

Akela chose the new aboriginal community of

Natuashish in Labradour.

The first part of the exercise was spent giving

a n e x p l a n a t i o n o f t h e p r o c e s s u s e d b y

profess iona l p lanners , and the communi ty

infrastructure important to planning such as

roads, buildings, green space.

The Wolf Cub junior planners used marker pens

to do their planning work.

T h e i m a g i n a t i o n s o f t h e Wo l f C u b j u n i o r

planners were very creative, and produced very

interesting community plans.

After the Wolf Cub junior planners f inished

t h e i r p l a nn i n g wo r k , t h e y we r e g i v en t h e

chance to explain what they did to the other

members of the Pack.

FALL 2003

ALBERTAAssociation

CANADIAN

PLANNERSINSTITUTE OF

Planning Digest V.7.2

Community Outreach

Planning with the Pack Wolf Pack that is

A Pictorial Essay in Recognition of World Town Planning Day 2003

by Ken R. Johnson

Ken R. Johnson, ACP, MCIP is

a Senor Planner, Senior Engineer and Senior

Wolf with Earth Tech Canada in Edmonton.