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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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Let’s Talk About Placemaking

Let’s Talk About Placemaking is a new magazine-like publication developed collaboratively by Canada’s Placemaking Community, a CUI initiative, Community Foundations of Canada, and a range of leading practitioners across Canada and internationally. It’s a visually rich resource that provides a comprehensive look at the value created by contemporary placemaking in Canada.

TOcore Community Services & Facilities Study – Phase One: Taking Stock

An assessment of community services and facilities in the 16 defined neighbourhoods comprising Toronto’s Downtown

Ontario Excess Soil Symposium

Construction and development in Ontario generate millions of cubic metres of excess soil that must be transported across the province each year. The movement and relocation of soil must be properly managed to mitigate negative impacts on communities and the natural environment.
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