CIP welcomes the significant housing investments to help alleviate the housing crisis, as announced in the 2024 federal budget, by allocating $8.5 billion in new spending on housing –16% of the total budget.
Only 37% of planners report feeling well, or very well, equipped with the required competencies to apply adaptation tools in their practice or to communicate the business case for adaptation measures to their clients.
The Spring 2024 issue is diverse in contributions and invites questions as to how the planning profession can aid in creating safer and more welcoming communities for all.
On March 18 and 19, 2024, CIP representatives joined decision-makers from coast-to-coast-to-coast for Unlocking Solutions Together, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation’s (CMHC) 2024 National…
Join James Jones AKA Notorious Cree a traditional hoop dancer and TikTok sensation for a unique storytelling keynote, followed by a high-intensity Indigenous closing dance.
At their February meeting, CIP’s Board of Directors approved funding to cover the cost for 100 members.