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Five Years On - The National Strategy by Tammy Lomas-Jylha and Angus
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CBN Press Releases
Vancouver,
BC - October 27, 2009
The Canadian Brownfields Network (CBN) is pleased to announce that it has
become an independent, not-for-profit corporation.
Toronto, ON - October
22 - 24, 2008
Join experts from across Canada and around the world for Canada’s national
conference on brownfields remediation, community revitalization and sustainable
city building.
Montreal, QC
- October 16, 2007
A national network of associations, corporations and individuals involved
in the remediation and redevelopment of property is calling upon the Federal,
Provincial and Municipal governments to speed up the redevelopment of underutilized
and undervalued sites, or "Brownfields" in Canada.
Ottawa, ON - July 25, 2005
Nominations for the Canadian Urban Institute's fifth annual Brownie Awards
recognizing brownfields closes August 5, 2005. The awards are once again
sponsored by Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC).
Ottawa, ON - July 11, 2005
Early Bird Registration for the Canadian Brownfields Conference (October
13-14, 2005) is available until July 15, 2005. This is conditional on booking
accommodation at the Fairmont Châtea...
Toronto, ON - June 21, 2005
HazMat Management magazine is pleased to announce a new partnership with
the Canadian Brownfields Network (CBN).
Toronto, ON - June 16, 2005
The Canadian Brownfields Network (CBN) has made several changes to the benefits
and membership rates. We are now offering a number of additional value-added
benefits, and a new student membership cate...
Ottawa, ON - May 31, 2005
The final report from this workshop, Greening Canada's Brownfields: A National
Framework for Encouraging Redevelopment of Qualifying Brownfields through
Removal of Crown Liens and Tax Arrears, is now ...
Ottawa, ON - April 29, 2005
Mark your calendars for Canadian Brownfields 2005, to be held in Ottawa
at the famed Fairmont Chateau Laurier on October 13-14, 2005. We also welcome
a new major sponsor this year, the Cement Associat...
Ottawa, ON - April 29, 2005
Every year, the CUI Brownie Awards get better and better. Last year saw
new benchmarks for excellence set in terms of the number of submissions,
as well as the geographic reach of both submissions and...
Ottawa, ON – February 17, 2005
Canadian Brownfields 2005 Conference announcement: Information on the sixth
annual Canadian Brownfields conference (location, dates and themes); call
for papers (deadlines); and nominations for the CUI Brownie Awards, now
in its fifth year.
Toronto, ON – July 29, 2004
Angus Ross, Chair of the Advisory Panel of the Canadian Brownfields Network,
is pleased to announce the appointment of 18 experts to the CBN Advisory
Panel.
Toronto, ON – June 1, 2004
The Canadian Urban Institute (CUI), co-founder of the Canadian Brownfields
Network (CBN), today hosted a session at which the Hon. John Gerretsen,
Minister of Municipal Affairs and Housing, announced reforms to the Ontario
Municipal Board (OMB) and land-use planning systems in the province.
Toronto, ON – March 1, 2004
The Canadian Urban Institute and aboutREMEDIATION.com are pleased to announce
the creation of a national network for brownfield practitioners and stakeholders
called the Canadian Brownfields Network (CBN).
Canadian Brownfields Chronicle
August/September 2006
- Sustainable Solutions by Vicky Sharpe
- To
Do List for Brownfield ERS by Marguerite Ceschi-Smith
- Making the Connection? by Brenda Pichette
- Qualified Persons by Angus Ross
- Making Mistakes by John Nicholson
- From Wasteland to Wonderland by Angus Ross
- Mitigating Risk by Prem Manicks
- The Brownfield Vision by Angus Ross
- Brownfield
Opportunities by David Harper
- Brownfield
Progress by Janet Bobechko
- Brownfield Advocate by Tammy Lomas-Jylhä