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| Canadian Brownfields 2002: A National Perspective on Brownfields Redevelopment |
| Canadian Brownfields 2002: A National Perspective on Brownfields Redevelopment |
Date: Oct 17, 2002 Class Size: 0
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| Location | | Distillery Historic District (Toronto, ON)
55 Mill St.
Toronto, Ontario M5C 1M3
Canada
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Notes: The former Gooderham & Worts site
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| Summary |
A National Perspective on
Community Building and Redevelopment |
| Sponsors |
Major Sponosors: The Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC/SCHI), Ontario Ministry of Municipal Affairs & Housing (MMAH), Gowlings LLP
Media Sponsor: aboutREMEDIATION.com
In Partnership with: EcoLog Information Resources Group, National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy (NRTEE), Economic Developers Council of Ontario (EDCO), Ontario Professional Planners Institute (OPPI), Ontario Centre for Environmental Technology Advancement (OCETA), Ontario Association of Architects (OAA), Ontario Assoication of Landscape Architects (OALA), Centre of Excellence de Montreal en Rehabilitation de Sites |
| Topics |
9:15 - STATE OF THE ART: Progress Report & Analysis on
Brownfields Legislation, Regulations and Local
Programs in Canada.
10:45 - CASE STUDIES IN SUSTAINABILITY: Insights and
commentary from approval agencies and developers
of four trend-setting Brownfields projects.
01:00 - CUI’s BROWNIE AWARDS Presentation
01:45 - THE HUMAN RESOURCE CHALLENGE: Building
Credibility for Brownfields Through Professional
Standards, Participation and Communication.
03:00 - BUILDING ON THE BOTTOM LINE: Connecting
finance, insurance and risk assessment for
Brownfields projects focused on Arts, Culture and
Heritage.
04:15 CLOSING KEYNOTE: What Municipalities Can Do to
Advance the Brownfields Agenda
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| Main Body |
The Canadian Urban Institute (CUI) is holding it's 3rd Annual Brownfields conference. This year’s event features:
State of the Art: Progress report & analysis on Brownfields legislation and regulation in Canada and the U.S.
Case Studies in Sustainability: Insights and commentary on four trend-setting Brownfields projects.
Building on the Bottom Line: Connecting finance, insurance and risk assessment for Brownfields projects focused on Arts, Culture and Heritage.
The Human Resource Challenge: Building Credibility for Brownfields through Profesional Standards, Participation and Communication. Insights from educators, regulators and professional communicators.
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| Fee Information |
Before August 30: $250(+GST)
After August 30: $350(+GST)
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| Additional Information |
This years Brownie Avards will be presented at a special awards luncheron during the Canadian Urban Institutes's 3rd Annual Brownfields Conference, to be held on October 17 at the former Gooderham & Worts in Toronto's historic Distellery District.
Awards are given in the following 6 categories:
1. Sustainability in Community Building
2. Technological Solutions/Green Design
3. Policy and Program Development
4. Capital Financing & Risk Management
5. Individual Achievement
6. Best Project
Deadline for nominations was August 30, 2002.
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| ORGANIZER DETAILS |
| Canadian Urban Institute (CUI) |
| 555 Richmond Street West, Suite 402, PO Box 612 |
| Toronto, Ontario M5V 3B1 |
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| Tel: 416-365-0816 |
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| Fax: 416-365-0650 |
| gmiller@canurb.com |
| www.canurb.com |
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