Canadian Urban Institute
30 Saint Patrick St M5T 3A3 Toronto, ON, Canada

Curious what a post-pandemic recovery looks like for youth in Canadian cities? On March 30th, join SFU Morris J. Wosk Centre for Dialogue, Youthful Cities, and Pivot Canada for their youth-informed panel discussion exploring data-driven solutions for city based challenges! Featuring panelists from Tamarack Institute, Youth Climate Lab, and CUI's Senior Director of Research and Engagement, Diane Dyson. You're not going to want to miss this! This event marks the launch of the ...much anticipated Pivot Hub - a free open data web resource highlighting the urban experiences of youth during the pandemic. #OpenData Register here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/changing-cities-reshaping-citie

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The Canadian Urban Institute has released a seminal report that shares new findings drawn from the opinions of 180,000 Canadians about how COVID-19 hit Canada’s largest cities, and how people felt throughout a year unlike any other. Be sure to look for the words of wisdom that close the report from a host of great city builders from across the country. #InItTogether #COVID19 #covid19research https://covidsignpost.ca/covid-365

WEBINAR ALERT: On Feb. 11, join us and @CanUrb for an introductory presentation on the application process for the #HealthyCommunities Initiativea new $31M inv...estment from the @INFC_eng to build safe and healthy public spaces. Register now: https://buff.ly/3jwzQU5 #COVID19 ALERTE WEBINAIRE : Le 11 févr., joignez-vous à nous et à @CanUrb pour une présentation du processus de demande à l’Initiative pour des #CollectivitésEnSanté, un nouvel investissement de 31 M$ de @INFC_fra afin de bâtir des espaces publics sécuritaires et sains. Inscrivez-vous maintenant : https://buff.ly/3p8SFh4 #COVID19

On Friday, Feb 12, The Consulate General of Canada in Boston is presenting a panel discussion with urban planners and land-use advocates from across Canada, as they share their experience in winter city planning. For more information and to register: https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rr8OT2aCTlaHrKaC4vZPwg

The UBC School of Architecture and Landscape Architecture has opened nominations for the Margolese National Design for Living Prize. The Margolese Prize awards $50,000 to a Canadian citizen who is making a remarkable impact on the built environment through design. Submit a nomination at margoleseprize.com by March 26.