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CityTalk Canada

CityTalk Canada  is a virtual town square with webinars and blog posts to engage policymakers, community leaders, and practitioners in making sense of on-the-ground problems, often exacerbated by COVID, that now need permanent ‘fixing’. This platform is laying the foundation for collaborative learning and problem-solving across the urban Canada.

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2020

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AllAccess Toolkit

A collection of resources for planners, landscape architects, designers, and others working with Design of Public Spaces Standards (DOPS)

Mississauga Culture Master Plan

A framework and long‐term vision that identifies key opportunities and strategies that the new Mississauga Culture Division can implement over the next five years to help transform Mississauga into a culturally significant Canadian city

Adaptive Controls for Roadway and Parking Lighting

A primer to introduce lighting managers to issues relating to integrating adaptive controls into parking and roadway lighting systems in order to reduce energy consumption, while ensuring safety for vehicles and pedestrians
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