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Here is a few highlights from last night's regular meeting of #CityMJ City Council. To read full reports of all meetings, visit the City Council Minutes and Meetings page at MooseJaw.ca #NotoriouslyEngaged
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Portlanders: What kind of city council leaders do you want to represent you? The 2024 Portland: Your City, Your Choice Survey from the Oregon Values & Beliefs Center Values and Beliefs Center focuses on Portlanders' core values and beliefs by asking questions ranging from quality of life to the kind of City Council members you want representing the city. Just take it! https://lnkd.in/grq3Qfey
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A year of progress and promise Read the latest installment of Mayor Dyas' monthly column, Council Connect - your monthly update from Mayor Tom Dyas on Council decisions, City business and more. Read more: https://lnkd.in/gU5eDVx7
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Check out this incredible webinar with my friend and colleague Miguel Angel Vazquez, FAICP on the new centering justice framework! If this inspires you, join the Planning for Health Equity, Advocacy, and Leadership (PHEAL) group! #justice #planners
Our first webinar is coming up THIS WEEK! Join us as we hear from Miguel Angel Vazquez, FAICP and Senna Catenacci as they discuss how #justice is inextricably tied to the work we do to build #healthycommunities ⚖ Spots are limited so we hope you'll register today and secure your seat for August 16th at 10am PST / 1pm EST: https://lnkd.in/eGTfqtjA #urbanplanning #planningforhealth #builtenvironment #peoplecenteredcities #publichealth APA California American Planning Association
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All eyes will be on what steps the next government take in their first 100 days. Policy changes will be crucial as part of those actions as legislative reform simply takes too long to have any immediate impacts.
My Lichfields UK colleague Rachel Clements joins the pantheon of planners asked to write a column in The Times with her piece looking at the pace of planning and why it will take early action by any new Government to move the dial on housing delivery within its parliamentary term. https://lnkd.in/ehQKaKqU The column draws upon the third edition of Start to Finish, the award-winning research on the build out of large housing sites, available for download here: https://lnkd.in/eX4Jgeha
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Get your facts straight from the source!💡 The City of Langford’s new Fact Check page provides accurate information on some of the most widely discussed and compelling topics that are important to Langford residents. This pilot project seeks to increase transparency, correct or clarify misinformation or disinformation, provide helpful facts, and ensure accurate background information. In today’s world, information on almost any subject is easily available from a variety of sources. Whether fact, fiction, opinion-based, or somewhere in-between, information travels quickly and at times can be contradictory, confusing, and often overwhelming. The City Fact Check page sets out to provide quick access to factual information in one place. Posts will include links to Council meeting recordings, and staff reports to ensure ease of access to Council discussions, process, and decisions. ➡️Visit https://lnkd.in/g5kt2chD to subscribe for newsletter notifications and updates from the City Fact Check page.
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What can cities do to help make it possible for residents to live car-free or car-lite? If you’re at the Ontario Professional Planners Institute conference this week, check out my panel discussion with Naama Blonder, Kelsey Carriere and Shadi Adab. #OPPIConference2024
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