Planning is about working for the public interest to improve quality of life and the built environment. But whose interests are being served? As many…

Numerous local governments have passed climate emergency resolutions and explored policies, but to take action, they need legal tools. In total, local governments could prevent…

This presentation will discuss BC’s response to COVID-19 for people experiencing homelessness and women and children fleeing violence. We will share data demonstrating the pandemic’s…

According to Revenue Canada, the United Church of Canada and the National Trust for Canada, close to 10,000 of Canada’s 28,000 church buildings will close…

This session will look into some of the latest tools planners and architects are using to assess the human experience of the built environment. Car…

Formalized Impact Benefit Agreements (IBAs) between communities and resource project proponents are increasingly popular for defining benefits and mitigating adverse effects of natural resource development.…