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Guide
Develop the sustainable neighbourhoods you want by applying practical solutions to common challenges. Includes case studies, a resource list and more.
- Planning
Case study
Discover how municipalities across Canada have redeveloped their brownfield sites and returned them to productive use. Read the case studies.
- Brownfields
- Environment
Case study
With the aim of cleaning up former refuelling sites and revitalizing communities, the City of Edmonton's Brownfield Redevelopment Grant Program offers a generous selection of grants for all stages of brownfield remediation, including environmental performance incentives. Supported by FCM's Green Municipal Fund.
- Brownfields
- Sustainability
Case study
The Region of Waterloo and its partners helped transform an industrial brownfield site in the City of Kitchener's downtown into showcase offices, attracting tenants such as Google and reviving a central neighbourhood.
- Brownfields
- Sustainability
Discover best practices and solutions you can apply to your wastewater treatment plant project and upgrade in our three-part online workshop.
- Sustainability
- Waste
The District of Sechelt's new Water Resource Centre is a community-friendly facility that uses an advanced odour-free method to turn wastewater into high-quality reclaimed water and biosolids. Located in the middle of town, the new facility exceeds the treatment capacity of the two older wastewater treatment plants it replaces.
- Sustainability
- Water
Case study
The rural municipality of Austin, with its rich biodiversity, developed a sustainable management action plan to preserve the many ecosystems found throughout its territory. Supported by FCM's Green Municipal Fund.
- Environment
- Planning
- Sustainability
Webinar recording
Watch our webinar recordings to learn how you can address sustainability challenges in waste management, transportation and asset management in your municipality.
- Asset management
- Planning
- Sustainability
- Transportation
- Waste