Reconciliation: Why Planners are Essential on this Journey
Reconciliation Matters to Planners. CIP envisions a future in which reconciliation is meaningfully embedded in planning practice in Canada and planners build relationships with Indigenous…
Navigating Leadership: CIP’s Emerging Leaders Program Unites for In-Person Learning at National Planning Conference
At this year’s conference, Navigation 2023, the second cohort of CIP’s Emerging Leaders Program (ELP) united in person to learn leadership skills and network with…
Adapting to a Changing Climate: Why Planners Are Essential for Canada’s Future
Climate Change Matters to Planners. In the past year, Canada has seen a significant increase in severe storms, extreme heat, and record-breaking wildfires, among other…
365 Days of Impact and Counting: Celebrating One Year of CIP’s Strategic Plan!
As Canada faces the challenges of accommodating a growing and aging population, addressing the climate crisis, journeying on the path towards reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples,…
Celebrate Pride This Summer!
The planning profession has a significant role to play in creating safe and inclusive spaces. According to CIP’s Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Insight Survey from 2021, more…
Joint Statement by the Canadian Institute of Planners, Provincial and Territorial Institutes and Associations, and Professional Standards Board in Recognition of National Indigenous History Month
OTTAWA, June 1, 2023 – June marks National Indigenous History Month – a time to recognize the First Nations, Métis, and Inuit Peoples who have…