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The City of London sought a pedestrian-friendly community space as part of a larger downtown revitalization.
RPPs, engineers and landscape architects pursued a vision with the City and engaged residents and stakeholders to bring it to life.
The City of Hamilton’s Ward One has $1M to spend on infrastructure, and thousands of needs to consider first.
Civicplan’s team of RPPs and participatory planning experts engage Ward One’s citizens to ensure they have their say in the budget spend.
Thousands of churches are closing their doors, leaving heritage buildings empty and many people without key social services.
RPPs, architects and other influencers revitalize these buildings to preserve beautiful historic architecture, and to maintain the invaluable community support they provide.
a small, rural Ontario town struggles to provide transportation to its growing population.
Innisfil's RPPs team up with rideshare giant, Uber, to create a viable and sustainable public transit model.
Registered Professional Planners (RPPs) have the education, ethics and experience to help guide the public, elected officials and the private sector on the journey to inspired communities. The Ontario Professional Planners Institute is the recognized voice of RPPs and the planning profession and has the mandate to grant the RPP designation.
OPPI is asking Full, Candidate and Retired members to vote on their preferred slate of five Council Director candidates. The election commences on Monday, July 29 an...
Urban resiliency planning involves planning for mitigation, adaptability, and recovery from change. It centers around the ability for a community or area to bounce b...
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Are you looking for a planning job, RFP, or RFQ? If so, you have come to the right place. Targeted to planners, searching the OPPI postings…