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Aging and Place

In this session, delegates heard from health and planning practitioners about the impact of the built environment on the physical ... Read More
EDI, Healthy Communities
Video

Optimizing Outcomes for Public Transport Mega-projects

Recently, there have been a number of city shaping transport projects in Australian cities where an integrated transport and land ... Read More
Healthy Communities
Video

Improving Accessibility in the Built Environment

In this session, approaches to accessibility were explored from two perspectives. The first was a holistic analysis of accessibility, exploring ... Read More
EDI
Video

Local Approaches to Climate Mitigation and Adaptation

This session gave a brief overview of local government approaches to climate change, with snapshot examples from Sweden, Japan, Finland, ... Read More
Climate Change
Video

Planning for the Night-time Economy

In this session, the Ottawa Music Industry Coalition and Good Night Out discussed planning for night time economies, Ottawa's first ... Read More
Document

Forward Planning: Finding Our Way Together as Planners in the 21st Century

CIP is very pleased to release Forward Planning: Finding our way together in the 21st century. This marks the conclusion ... Read More
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Northeast False Creek Plan

The City of Vancouver and Vancouver Park Board have embarked on a journey to create a values-driven park that connects ... Read More
Reconciliation
Document

Connectivity for Landscape (Re)generation

Climate Change, Conference
Document

New First Nations Schools Initiatives

Conference, Reconciliation
Document

Metropolitan Canada in 2119

Conference