Welcome to the Canadian Institute of Planners website!
Representing a membership of approximately 7000 planning professionals across Canada, the Canadian Institute of Planners (CIP) has been dedicated to the advancement of responsible planning since 1919.
Mission Statement
The Canadian Institute of Planners (CIP) is a collaborative national federation that advances professional planning excellence through the delivery of membership and public services in Canada and abroad.
Working on behalf of planners and the planning profession, CIP serves as the national voice of Canada's planning community. In its capacity as the national professional institute and certification body for the planning profession in Canada, CIP has a mandate from its membership to:
- champion and lead progress and change in planning practice;
- act as the authoritative voice and the primary information and knowledge sharing network for planners;
- address issues of importance to the planning profession and/or the public interest;
- institute national standards for training, certification and best practices achieved through continued professional development of its membership; and
- deliver relevant and contemporary benefits and services to its members.
Our Members work in the public service and the private sector, in a wide variety of fields including land use planning, environmental resource management, land development, heritage conservation, social planning, transportation planning and economic development.
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Latest News
- The Infuse Vancouver 2013 conference committee is pleased to announce that at this year's conference, employers will have an opportunity to meet with potential candidates to fill openings and hold interviews while at the Conference.
- The Indigenous Peoples Planning Subcommittee (IPPC) of CIP and Plan Canada Magazine is seeking articles relating to Indigenous community development and planning in Canada. Approximately 8-10 articles will be published in the Plan Canada special issue scheduled for release at Infuse Vancouver in July 2013. Additional articles may be considered for electronic publishing.