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Case study: Raising the bar on asset management
A focus on sound, evidence-based planning has helped the City of Selkirk reverse a decades-long decline and become something of a leader in municipal asset management.
  • Asset management
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Case study: Partnership produces results for five Ontario communities
By sharing knowledge and expertise, five communities in southwest Ontario have increased their capacity to manage community assets effectively.
  • Asset management
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Case study: Building asset management capacity in northern communities
Learn about the Joy of Governing, created by the Association of Yukon Communities (AYC).
  • Asset management
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Case study: Nova Scotia's longest paved bike path in Cape Breton
A new bike path in Cape Breton, NS, not only connects key communities with the university, it takes vehicles off the road, lowers GHGs and stimulates the local economy. Learn more.
  • Sustainability
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Case study: BC community centre supports families and children
The city of Maple Ridge, BC completed a GMF-funded study to determine the technical and financial feasibility of implementing energy efficiency guidelines for the centre.
  • Sustainability
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Case study: Quebec community serves as a model zero-waste example
A GMF-funded pilot project in a densely-populated Montreal, QC, neighbourhood is expected to increase waste diversion by 30 to 50 per cent, and provide a replicable example to other communities.
  • Sustainability
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Case study: Manitoba town leads innovation in northern communities
In 2016, the growing Town of Neepawa had pushed its lagoon system to the brink. The community decided to upgrade its wastewater system while taking future growth and sustainable development into consideration. 
  • Sustainability
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Case study: Improving health and comfort for residents in the GTA
The City of Hamilton will help develop lessons learned and best practices for future scale-up efforts, and will add a multi-unit residential complex to the initiative. 
  • Sustainability
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