Canada’s diversity continues to be one of its greatest strengths. We support a planning profession in Canada that is genuinely representative of the society in which it works, and recognize that our actions as an organization and a profession can leave a lasting impact across communities.

This month, CIP celebrates Black History, and joins others from across the country in reflecting on the legacies of African, Black, and Caribbean Canadians.

In recognition and celebration of the accomplishments of CIP’s College of Fellows, Fellows Week 2024 highlights the positive impacts of the College on the planning profession.

In the Guide, you’ll find listings of all the accredited university planning programs across Canada, as well as valuable guidance on how to establish yourself as a planner.

OTTAWA, December 20, 2023 – The national, provincial, and territorial planning institutes and associations are pleased to release the results of the 2023 Canadian Professional…

December 13, 2023 The Canadian Institute of Planners welcomes the recent federal announcement to launch consultations on reviving the post-war pre-approved housing design program. We…