April 26-27, 2021
Part 3 Presentations
April 26, 2021
OPENING KEYNOTE ADDRESS – Hon. Laurie Scott, Ontario Minister of Infrastructure
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS – Trevor Fleck, Director, Infrastructure Program Policy Branch, Ontario Ministry of Infrastructure
A NEW LEAF: MUSKOKA’S CLIMATE STRATEGY’ & ASSET MANAGEMENT – Julie Stevens, Chief Administrative Officer, District of Muskoka
ENERGY CONSERVATION & ASSET MANAGEMENT: A SUSTAINABILITY PERSPECTIVE – Graham Seaman, Director of Sustainability & Asset Management, City of Markham
FLOOD PREPAREDNESS OF MAJOR CANADIAN CITIES: TOO LITTLE AND TOO SLOW – Blair Feltmate, Head, Intact Centre for Climate Adaptation, University of Waterloo
INTEGRATING CLIMATE CHANGE INTO ASSET MANAGEMENT, A FRAMEWORK FOR MUNICIPALITIES – PART 2 – Sam Sidawi, Director, Enterprise Asset Management, Region of Peel & Terry Martins, Asset Management, Partner, GM BluePlan Engineering
April 27, 2021
SOCIAL RESILIENCE THROUGH CLIMATE INFORMED ASSET MANAGEMENT – Marcia Wallace, Chief Administrative Officer, Prince Edward County, Matti Siemiatycki, Canada Research Chair & Director, School of Cities, University of Toronto, Sarah Burch, Associated Professor & Canada Research Chair, University of Waterloo
COMMUNITY RESILIENCE INDICATORS – Ewa Jackson, Managing Director, ICLEI Canada
CASE STUDY: NATURAL ASSETS COLLABORATIVE – GRINDSTONE CREEK INITIATIVE – Michelle Molnar, Technical Director, Municipal Natural Assets Initiative & Chitra Gowda, Senior Manager, Watershed Planning & Source Protection Conservation Halton
THE VIEW AHEAD: HELPING MUNICIPALITIES BECOME MORE SUSTAINABLE – Chris Boivin, Chief Development Officer & Managing Director, Green Municipal Fund, Federation of Canadian Municipalities