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Six communities from across Canada partner to access training, data and knowledge on how to best protect their natural assets.
  • Asset management
  • Climate change
  • Environment
  • Water
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See how Port Burwell, Ontario upgraded its stormwater management and treatment system to be more efficient and resilient in the face of climate change.
  • Climate change
  • Infrastructure
  • Planning
  • Water
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Learn how Montréal, Quebec developed its first water square. See how the community plans to sustainably manage rainwater and improve citizen quality of life.
  • Climate change
  • Planning
  • Water
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Is your community looking to create green development standards? Read our case study and access helpful resources.
  • Climate change
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The Region of Peel put in place the Mississauga Road Project – a first for this type of green infrastructure approach to stormwater management in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
  • Climate change
  • Emergency preparedness
  • Sustainability
  • Water
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Samir Yammine has developed, implemented and managed over 100 environmental and asset management initiatives for new and existing city infrastructure.
  • Climate change
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As the Environmental Coordinator managing the newly created Office of Sustainability at the City of Winnipeg, Lindsay Mierau has led Winnipeg’s climate change portfolio for four years, including the development of the City’s climate action plan.
  • Climate change
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Andrew Duffield is proud of his role in effectively engaging various stakeholders on projects that are both economically and environmentally sustainable.
  • Climate change
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