This full-day course is intended for Municipal Staff, Contractors, Consultants, but it is open for anyone involved in the design, construction and inspection of LID, whether it is in a large subdivision development or a small parking lot retrofit. Instructors take participants through each step of the LID construction process through to assumption/certification highlighting potential errors and explaining proper techniques. Participants also receive recommendations for specifications and tender contracts. Experienced instructors will present valuable lessons learned from examples in Ontario and similar cold climate regions. Learn more and register online.

This is the third webinar of a series: “Trying to get it right: Indigenous and non-Indigenous alliances working for a better environment”, hosted by Green Communities Canada. In the webinar series we will hear from partners, Indigenous and non-Indigenous, who have worked together to achieve a unified environmental goal. This particular webinar will be presented by Susan Robertson and Carolyn King on the project called "Credit Valley Indigenous Experience Plan." Register or learn more about the webinar series. 

This course is one of the pre-TRIECA conference workshops. It will assist stormwater infrastructure asset managers, engineering and landscape design professionals and construction supervisors with designing and implementing inspection and maintenance plans for low impact development (LID) stormwater best management practices (BMPs). Download the course information. Register online.

This event is one of the pre-TRIECA conference workshops. Water management practitioners need to be familiar with the ‘ins and outs’of bioretention design including sizing and siting, inlet and outlet design, material specification, construction planning, as well as the associated lifecycle inspection and maintenance requirements that should be considered during the design process. Download the workshop information. Register online.

Make plans to attend Canada's premiere stormwater management and erosion and sediment control conference. Hosted by the Toronto and Region Conservation (TRCA) and the Canadian Chapter of the International Erosion Control Association (IECA), TRIECA brings together renowned speakers from across North America to present the latest technological innovations, case study findings and academic research. The conference also features an industry trade show, offering delegates the opportunity to speak directly with representatives from a wide variety of leading solutions providers. Learn more.

This is the second webinar of a series: “Trying to get it right: Indigenous and non-Indigenous alliances working for a better environment”, hosted by Green Communities Canada. In the webinar series we will hear from partners, Indigenous and non-Indigenous, who have worked together to achieve a unified environmental goal. This particular webinar will be presented by Kerry-Ann Charles and Jackie Richard on the project called "Climate Adaptation Planning within the Chippewas of Georgina island First Nation Reserve". Register or learn more about the webinar series.