For the second year in a row, CIP hosted its Hill Day in 2026 to advocate for strong planning capacity across Canada. Members of the CIP Board and staff team divided into three groups and attended 11 meetings with elected representatives from both sides of the political aisle, as well as senior officials from key departments.
In this Q&A, we catch up with Braden about his experience in the Future Planners Program, the lessons and connections they gained along the way, and how the program has helped shape their next steps as a future planner.
CIP and OUQ hosted FUSION 2026, Canada’s premier national planning conference, in Montreal from July 7-9, 2026. The conference would not have been a success…
This post is sponsored by Urban Systems. CIP’s Emerging Leaders Program supports up-and-coming planners by providing leadership training, mentorship, and networking opportunities in a professional…
CIP and OUQ hosted FUSION 2026, Canada’s premier national planning conference, in Montreal from July 7-9, 2026. The conference would not have been a success…
In this Q&A, Maéva Ramboni, an urban planning student from Université de Montréal shares highlights from the 2026 CIP/OUQ national urban planning conference, FUSION 2026.