The question of who should pay for the infrastructure needed to support community growth has long been a controversial issue in Canada. In this issue of Plan Canada, articles explore the many dimensions of growth and the increasingly complex questions surrounding how Canadian communities finance, govern, and plan for infrastructure and services.
With a national audience, the CIP National Job Board expands your reach to planning professionals across Canada’s diverse regions. FUSION 2026, CIP/OUQ’s national conference, is taking place…
The Canadian Institute of Planners (CIP) recently participated in a public consultation process for Environment and Climate Change Canada’s draft 2026-2029 Federal Sustainable Development Strategy…
CIP welcomes the opportunity to share its recommendations with the Standing Committee on Finance in advance of the 2026 federal budget.
The Canadian Institute of Planners (CIP) welcomes the launch of the Build Communities Strong Fund. Planning influences where we live, how we move, and our…
The Canadian Institute of Planners applauds yesterday’s announcement of “A Force of Nature: Canada’s Strategy to Protect Nature” from the Prime Minister. With an investment of $3.8 billion, Canada’s new nature strategy will protect and restore critical habitats, ensure industrial strategies complement conservation efforts, and mobilize new capital for nature.