Canada faces a home affordability crisis. Our houses are growing in price and size, but our families are shrinking. Edmonton recently removed many barriers to…

This session explores the importance of linking housing needs policy with development procedures when processing non-market housing proposals. Drawing on examples from Nova Scotia and…

According to CIP’s 2019 “Perspectives on Climate Change” benchmarking survey, only 15% of planners feel they have access to the tools and information needed to…

An intuitional change strategist with an outstanding career in community development, education, and the creative sector, Delvina Bernard is the current Equity Diversity Inclusion and…

Zoning by-laws determine the nature, use and form of every building and property in a municipality.  Once or twice in a generation, a comprehensive by-law…

On June 6, CIP proudly partnered with the National Capital Commission (NCC) for the June Urbanism Lab on Lessons in Indigenous Planning. Panellists Dr. Ted Jojola of…