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Tuesday, March 19, 2019 to Monday, September 30, 2019
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2019 Toronto Urban Design Awards: Call for Entries
As of February 28, submissions are being accepted for the 2019 Toronto Urban Design Awards. The call for entries deadline is Monday, April 29 at 12 noon. The Toronto Urban Design Awards recognize a wide range of projects that demonstrate improvements to the built environment and quality of public places in the city. Project entry details and program information is available at www.toronto.ca/tuda
Chatham, Ontario
Asset management is about risk management. It’s also a complex balancing act – balancing customer expectations with affordability. Join us in this advanced course where we will drill down to explore how to weigh risk alongside levels of service. In this interactive workshop, participants will discover how to assess risks related to climate change (and other factors) and how to use risk to prioritize assets for lifecycle activities. Through a case study, participants will explore how to determine current levels of service for various asset categories and identify how to establish clear priorities for proposing levels of service that are achievable and affordable, now and into the future.Cost: $105+HST (light lunch included)Registration Page:https://www.ospe.on.ca/mpower/event/loadevent.action?e=1470#home
CVUP 115 Planning Active Transportation is open for enrolment in the Spring 2019 term:. Class runs from March 21–May 2, 2019. Visit ryerson.ca/ce/cvup115 for more details.
This spring, The Chang School and The Centre for Active Transportation (TCAT) are pleased to offer Planning Active Transportation (CVUP 115).In this course, you will explore how co-design and community engagement provide the basis for planning streets and public spaces that are safe, active, and healthy. In a highly participatory environment, you will engage in case studies and hands-on activities to experience the challenges and opportunities found in designing for pedestrians and cyclists across a range of environments. Class starts March 21 – enrol today!Planning Active Transportation (CVUP 115) is designed for community organizers, advocates, planners, and students working in the fields of built environment design, transportation, and health, as well as for anyone interested in active transportation and co-design techniques.Subsidies are available on a first-come, first-served basis for those who need them. For more information about subsidies, contact TCAT.For more information about CVUP 115, contact Vickey Simovic, Academic Coordinator, at vsimovic@ryerson.ca.
BLUE MOUNTAIN INN CONFERENCE CENTRE190 Gord Canning Drive, Blue Mountains,
Ontario, L9Y 1C2
The 2019 PRO Educational Forum and Trade Show is Canada's premier conference for parks and recreation professionals. Join us and network with hundreds of industry leaders and influencers from across Ontario. Share your passion and knowledge, while discussing key issues face-to-face at informative educational sessions and engaging networking socials.Who Should Attend?Recreation Directors & CAOs • Elected Officials • Recreation & Parks ManagersFacility Managers • Community Development StaffRecreation Coordinators and Supervisors • Planners • Health PromotersIndustry Advisors & Consultants • Conservation Authority StaffKeener Pricing Deadline – February 1, 2019Early Bird Pricing Deadline – March 1, 2019
Location:
BLUE MOUNTAIN INN CONFERENCE CENTRE
Situated at the base of the slopes, this beautifully designed centre offers guests state-of-the-art technology within scenic and comfortable surroundings. The conference centre also provides guest convenient indoor travel from the Blue Mountain Inn’s 98 rooms to all the centre’s meeting spaces.
For more information or to register, please visit https://www.prontario.org/training/proforum
Glen Elgin Room - Balls Falls Conservation Area,
3292 Sixth Avenue, Lincoln, ON L0R 1S0
The Ontario Farmland Trust is pleased to announce that our 2019 Farmland Forum will explore the theme “A Natural Systems Approach to Farmland Protection.”Join us for a full day of presentations & discussion on:– Public-private partnerships in New York that use farmer-driven approaches to promote water quality protection and agricultural viability– Planning strategies/tools that take a farm-first approach to farmland and environmental feature protection– Whole-farm and broader system approaches and land use planning policy in Ontario and beyondCost (includes breakfast and lunch):$125 Early-bird rate by March 7th$140 after March 7th$100 for OFA, CFFO, NFU members$60 student rateTickets available on our website:
https://ontariofarmlandtrust.ca/annual-farmland-forum/2019-farmland-forum/
Sudbury, Ontario
Asset management is about risk management. It’s also a complex balancing act – balancing customer expectations with affordability. Join us in this advanced course where we will drill down to explore how to weigh risk alongside levels of service. In this interactive workshop, participants will discover how to assess risks related to climate change (and other factors) and how to use risk to prioritize assets for lifecycle activities. Through a case study, participants will explore how to determine current levels of service for various asset categories and identify how to establish clear priorities for proposing levels of service that are achievable and affordable, now and into the future.
Cost: $105+HST (light lunch included)Registration Page:https://www.ospe.on.ca/mpower/event/loadevent.action?e=1471
Owen Sound, Ontario
Cost: $105+HST (light lunch included)
Registration Page:https://www.ospe.on.ca/mpower/event/loadevent.action?e=1472
Markham Pan Am Centre - Multi-Purpose Room 1 & 2, 2nd Floor,
16 Main Street Unionville, Unionville, ON
Join staff from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC) to learn more about property assessment in Ontario. This interactive event will provide planners with knowledge of the role of MPAC, the property assessment process and the impacts of planning instruments such as Official Plans and Zoning By-laws.
Light refreshments and snacks will be provided.
Please feel free to join by teleconference or join in person at one of the event locations below:Sault Ste. MarieSault Ste. Marie Civic CentreThompson Room, Level 3, Civic Centre99 Foster DriveSudburyArt Potvin Board Room3rd Floor - Planning ServicesTom Davies Square200 Brady Street*Please present yourself at the Planning Services Division Counter.North Bay7th Floor Executive BoardroomNorth Bay City Hall200 McIntyre Street EastNorth Bay, ON
City of Thunder Bay
Development Services Boardroom
Victoriaville Civic Centre, 2nd Floor
500 Donald Street E.
Thunder Bay, ON P7C 5K4
What does addressing “accessibility” mean for Ontario municipalities? Planners in Sault Ste. Marie will share the City’s experience in planning for accessibility, including how accessibility intersects with planning processes, current initiatives and programs, and other neat stuff happening in the Sault.
Hilton Garden Inn Airport West,
1870 Matheson Blvd, Mississauga.
The 2019 OTC Transportation Planning Workshop will take place Friday, April 12th at the Hilton Garden Inn Airport in Mississauga, ON. This year's program will include topics such as the King St. Pilot Project, Need & Justification studies, Mobility Hubs, Pedestrians at Roundabouts, Multi-Modal Level of Service as well as Smart Mobility and City Planning.
For details and registration visit: https://otc.org/events/