Elevation 2.0 – SS-40: Flood Risk – Elevating Our Response as Planners
This session will be a panel presentation on how two northern Ontario First Nations, Marten Falls First Nation (MFFN) and Webequie First Nation (WFN), are…
Elevation 2.0 – SS-41: Everyday Engagement: Inclusive Planning Lessons – the Local Planning Appeal Support Centre
In this session, Matt Alexander will provide scenarios and strategies for improving your work practice when engaging with residents who are concerned about new development…
Elevation 2.0 – Key-02: Mitchell Silver – Planning and Designing Equitable Places for All
The convergence of the global disruptions, like pandemic, social and racial unrest, political polarization and generational inequities have altered how we plan, design and build…
Elevation 2.0 – SS-24: Analysis, Action, and Anecdotes: Combining Public & Private Voices
The Elevation Conference program encompasses both old chestnuts (housing affordability and climate change) and new challenges (COVID recovery, diversity, inclusion, and reconciliation). The question is,…
Elevation 2.0 – SS-25: All Planners Are Adaptation Planners
Through the Policy on Climate Change Planning, CIP recognizes that planners have a role in adapting to climate change. This session embodies the idea that…
Elevation 2.0 – SS-26: Wineries to Wedding Barns: Supporting on-farm Diversification Planning
Canada’s farms are changing. To maintain viability, many farmers are diversifying their land uses and business operations to include both agricultural and non-agricultural uses. Provincial…