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Grâce à une recherche, un engagement et une narration adaptés, CUI / IUC construit de nouvelles formes de tissu conjonctif à travers et au sein des communautés du Canada afin de bâtir un Canada urbain plus dynamique, équitable, habitable et résilient. Explorez notre bibliothèque de travaux.
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(9:00-10:30am PT) Our Shared Future: Reflections from Youth – Calls to Action
Youth from the Victoria BC community will be attending many of the CUIxVictoria events. They’ll be meeting in a youth-only session on Tuesday evening, reflecting on the content of CUIxVictoria from a youth perspective and developing calls for action that different stakeholders can take to respond to issues of concern and interest to youth. All registrants of all sessions are encouraged to attend this panel to take direction from youth as to the most vital conversations and most vital actions for our shared future.

(10:00-12:30pm PT) Lekwungen Walking Tour
Join Mark Albany, a member of the Songhees Nation, to understand downtown Victoria from a Lekwungen point of view. This is an opportunity to learn about important Lekwungen sites and cultural practices and of the history of displacement of Indigenous peoples that made space for the creation of the City of Victoria.  

(1:00-2:00pm PT) Climate Justice, Climate Grief, Climate Action: Intergenerational Dialogue on Climate Change and What’s Next
This curated conversation between long-time activists and scholars and youth in Victoria BC currently working to protect the old growth trees at Fairy Creek and other climate actions will explore the difficult terrain of intergenerational climate inequity, climate anxiety and climate action. What are the steps we need to take together to ensure that youth and the planet we all love have a liveable future? How do we best incorporate Indigenous ways of knowing? What’s the role of cities in these climate futures? How do we best address intergenerational inequities? What do youth think adults should do to support them in their fight for climate justice? This session will address these critical and difficult questions, and more.

(2:00-4:00pm PT) Inclusive Economies presented by Victoria Foundation and Coast Capital Savings
The pandemic has brought forward national acknowledgment of the importance of exploring new and inclusive ways to move toward a world in which social and economic well-being is enjoyed by all. This Vital Conversation will ground participants in a discussion around current barriers to financial well-being and explore societal values regarding inclusion and growth that are required for a new economy.

(5:00-6:30pm PT) Welcoming City Strategy
This session brings together members of the City’s Welcoming City Task Force in a panel discussion to hear the story of the Welcoming City Strategy and learn what role can Victoria residents play in making our City a more welcoming place for newcomers.

(11:00-12:30pm PT) Missing Middle Housing and Inclusive Climate Friendly Neighbourhoods
This workshop session explores key initiatives the City of Victoria is currently working on to create more inclusive, climate friendly neighbourhoods and a zero waste city. From creating missing middle housing, to the evolution of equitable and sustainable neighbourhoods, to on-the-ground tactics for a zero-waste community, join City staff and your neighbours to learn more about these initiatives and about how to get involved in helping to create a sustainable inclusive city for everyone.

(9:00-10:30am PT) The Making of Hope Meets Action: Echoes Through the Black Continuum
For one of the first times in history, the Royal BC Museum has handed over curatorial authority to the community for the creation of the exhibit, “Hope Meets Action: Echoes Through the Black Continuum.” The session explores the challenges: What felt hard and new? The opportunities: What felt exciting and new? And what’s next: What advice do panellists have to share for institutions and communities that want to work together to centre the voices of those who have been historically and also presently silenced?

(10:00-12:30pm PT) Lekwungen Walking Tour
Join Mark Albany, a member of the Songhees Nation, to understand downtown Victoria from a Lekwungen point of view. This is an opportunity to learn about important Lekwungen sites and cultural practices and of the history of displacement of Indigenous peoples that made space for the creation of the City of Victoria.

(1:30-2:30pm PT) Healthy and Just Food System
The local food security movement in Victoria, BC, has experienced great change and shifts over the past 18 months, balancing entrenched hunger and poverty with people's deep desire to connect to each other and the land. Join us for a conversation with local food leaders working at the intersections of race and equity, to discuss some of the challenges and opportunities that they see in their own work and for society to work better as we emerge from the pandemic.

(5:00-6:30pm PT) Our Shared Future: Reflections from Youth (Youth only event, ages 16-29)
This youth only (ages 16-29) session is an opportunity to reflect on the content of CUIxVictoria from a youth perspective and to develop calls for action that different stakeholders can take to respond to issues of concern and interest to youth.

Initiatives

Programmes et projets développés avec des partenaires pour construire des villes dynamiques, équitables, vivables et résilientes

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Leading Canada’s She-covery From the Ground Up

Archivé

On June 24, 2021, the Canadian Urban Institute and the Pay Equity Commission of Ontario held a summit on addressing the post-COVID gender gap in Canada’s cities. Prior to the summit, CUI released a conversation primer, which provided a snapshot of what we know today about gender and COVID in Canada’s cities, based on a survey of more than 180,000 Canadians conducted and provided in-kind by Advanis.

Restaurer le noyau

actif

Restore The Core vise à soutenir les efforts de rétablissement des centres-villes partout au Canada grâce à la recherche et en collaborant avec les intervenants et les dirigeants urbains de tout le pays pour repenser l'avenir des centres-villes.
#Downtowns

CUI x Local

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CUI x Local est une série de résidences virtuelles d'une semaine pour en savoir plus sur les problèmes locaux auxquels font face les villes et relier les points à travers le Canada urbain. Nous écouterons et apprendrons des parties prenantes locales sur leurs défis les plus urgents et présenterons des exemples de solutions innovantes et locales.

Ramenez la rue principale

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Une campagne de recherche et de plaidoyer coordonnée à l'échelle nationale sur la recherche des meilleures solutions pour garantir que nos rues principales se remettent de COVID-19 et émergent plus résistantes que jamais
#COVID19 #Downtowns #MainStreets

CityTalk Canada

actif

Conversations, analyses et commentaires francs sur la nouvelle réalité urbaine sous COVID-19
#COVID19

Panneau COVID

actif

L'Institut urbain du Canada mène des recherches pancanadiennes et organise des conversations sur ce qui fonctionne, ce qui ne fonctionne pas et ce qui va suivre. Ces panneaux indiquent des orientations importantes pour le Canada urbain sur les défis persistants auxquels nous devons faire face en tant que nation.
#COVID19

Publications et outils

Recherche et outils d'action pour promouvoir des politiques urbaines efficaces et les meilleures pratiques

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The Case for the Core

Developed through consultation and research undertaken with leading international urbanists, community leaders and downtown-builders from across the country, the report presents three possible scenarios for Canada’s downtowns to provoke a sharp re-thinking, spur dialogue and inspire bold action. The report makes the case for why downtowns matter, and why the experience of COVID-19 presents a profound, radical opportunity to rethink and remake them.

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Edmonton s'active

Edmonton Activates introduces city builders to the people, place and potential of this city. It reflects some of the best guidance Edmonton can offer to Canadians who are seeking inspiration and new ways of doing things to improve the quality of life in our cities. Here is what we heard.
#COVID19

Les transformations de Calgary

Calgary Transforms summarizes what Calgarians told us is happening in their city today. We heard diverse perspectives on what it’s like to live there, what people are concerned about, how they view the city and its organizations and how many are coping with and driving positive change. People from the arts, academia, business and industry, community agencies and many other sectors told us what they see as their successes, where they think needs more work and what their hopes are for a post-pandemic future.
#COVID19

Engager les Noirs et le pouvoir

Créée par Jay Pitter, créateur de tableaux et auteur, en collaboration avec des étudiants et des universitaires de la Faculté des changements environnementaux et urbains de l'Université York, cette publication met en évidence les pratiques d'engagement et les approches politiques pour lutter contre la lutte contre la noirceur spatialisée dans les villes d'Amérique du Nord.

Panneau COVID: 365 jours

Forcés de rester séparés, les gens se sont réunis: Nouveau Panneau routier COVID 365 Le rapport présente des histoires et partage les points de vue des Canadiens sur l'année qui a changé le monde.
#COVID19

Panneau COVID: 300 jours

L'Institut urbain canadien (IUC) continue de suivre les effets de COVID-19 sur les villes canadiennes, avec un troisième rapport Signpost qui signale une déconnexion croissante entre la recherche liée au virus et la réponse de récupération.
#COVID19

Perspectives

Mémoires et vidéos présentant des idées, des analyses et des histoires originales sur ce qui fonctionne, ce qui ne fonctionne pas et la prochaine étape pour le Canada urbain

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Mind the Gap: The Post-COVID Gender Gap in Canada’s Cities

This report highlights how the gender gap has widened in Canada’s cities over the past year, drawing on a combination of labour force data and a survey of more than 200,000 Canadians during the pandemic. With an intersectional lens, the report highlights dimensions of the gender gap which should be prioritized by policy and decision makers alike.
#COVID19

Planification et design urbain pour ramener la rue principale

Ce dossier de solutions, de Fathom Studio, identifie les opportunités d'utiliser la planification et la conception urbaine pour soutenir le rétablissement et la résilience à long terme des rues principales.
#COVID19 #Downtowns #MainStreets

Tendances opérationnelles et actions potentielles pour la reprise de la vente au détail de la rue principale

Ce dossier de solution, de JC Williams Group, se concentre sur le rôle que les organisations commerciales locales peuvent jouer pour aider à faire en sorte que les rues principales restent des zones de commerce animées. Il présente une analyse des tendances et des défis rencontrés par les détaillants et propose une série d'actions potentielles pour soutenir la réouverture, la reprise et le renouvellement des principales zones commerciales des rues.
#COVID19 #Downtowns #MainStreets

Soutenir le rétablissement de la rue principale grâce à une politique favorable aux petites entreprises

Ce dossier de solution de 360 Collective se concentre sur le rôle que les gouvernements peuvent jouer pour soutenir la durabilité du commerce de détail des rues principales et stimuler la reprise. Il présente une analyse des principales exigences du succès commercial et propose des solutions de politique de vente au détail dans 5 domaines.
#COVID19 #Downtowns #MainStreets #PublicFinance et gouvernance

Perspective régionale du COVID200: les territoires

Jay Massie plonge dans les tendances et les changements au jour 200 dans les Territoires, et ce que cela signifie alors que nous nous tournons vers l'avenir dans une période d'incertitude et d'anxiété, mais aussi de but collectif dans le Canada urbain.
#COVID19

Point de vue régional COVID200: Colombie-Britannique

Allison Ashcroft plonge dans les tendances et les changements au jour 200 du COVID-19 en Colombie-Britannique, et ce que cela signifie alors que nous nous tournons vers l'avenir dans une période d'incertitude et d'anxiété, mais aussi d'objectif collectif dans le Canada urbain.
#COVID19

Événements

Forums et événements qui relient les constructeurs de villes aux solutions et idées les plus efficaces

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1 janvier 1970

(11:00-12:30pm PT) Missing Middle Housing and Inclusive Climate Friendly Neighbourhoods

This workshop session explores key initiatives the City of Victoria is currently working on to create more inclusive, climate friendly neighbourhoods and a zero waste city. From creating missing middle housing, to the evolution of equitable and sustainable neighbourhoods, to on-the-ground tactics for a zero-waste community, join City staff and your neighbours to learn more about these initiatives and about how to get involved in helping to create a sustainable inclusive city for everyone. 
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1 janvier 1970

(9:00-10:30am PT) Our Shared Future: Reflections from Youth – Calls to Action

Youth from the Victoria BC community will be attending many of the CUIxVictoria events. They’ll be meeting in a youth-only session on Tuesday evening, reflecting on the content of CUIxVictoria from a youth perspective and developing calls for action that different stakeholders can take to respond to issues of concern and interest to youth. All registrants of all sessions are encouraged to attend this panel to take direction from youth as to the most vital conversations and most vital actions for our shared future.
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1 janvier 1970

(10:00-12:30pm PT) Lekwungen Walking Tour

Join Mark Albany, a member of the Songhees Nation, to understand downtown Victoria from a Lekwungen point of view. This is an opportunity to learn about important Lekwungen sites and cultural practices and of the history of displacement of Indigenous peoples that made space for the creation of the City of Victoria.   
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