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News, News & Events May 4, 2012

Open letter to the leadership of Canada’s Federal political parties

March 31, 2011 Open letter to the leadership of Canada’s Federal political parties: A federal election has been called, and all Canadians are discussing critical issues regarding the future of our country. The Council for Canadian Urbanism (or CanU) is very pleased to contribute to this national discussion, and submits this 10 point “call-to-action” to the [...]

Letter RE: Cancellation of the Mandatory Long-Form Census

July 29, 2010 Honourable Tony Clement, P.C., M.P. Minister of Industry House of Commons Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0A6 cc: The Right Honourable Prime Minister Stephen Harper Dear Minister Clement: RE: Cancellation of the Mandatory Long-Form Census The Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU) is a national non-profit information and advocacy group

Welcome to the Council for Canadian Urbanism

The Council for Canadian Urbanism (CanU) is a movement and organization of city planners, urban designers, architects landscape architects, engineers, developers and other urbanists operating across Canada, in urban design leadership positions within city governments and the private or community sectors.

CanU strives to connect urbanists across Canada and has actively promoted the inclusion of all regions with representation in both English and French, in the use of best practices and in sharing experience in the building of great communities.

CanU believes that dialogue and debate is required, but must lead to meaningful action. It is up to all those involved in planning and design of our cities, subscribing and believing in this idea, to respond to this appeal and rally with the group leading towards a better future for our regions, cities, towns and villages.

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