ReNew Canada: How will new brownfield regulations speed the redevelopment process? John Gerretsen: The two-tiered approach allows people to use the programming that’s out there to determine what [...]

In late December 2009, the Ontario Ministry of the Environment quietly adopted sweeping changes to the regulation of contaminated (and non-contaminated) sites. Some of the changes were extensively reviewed [...]

In recent years brownfields have become a higher priority for all levels of government, but the focus is still on after-the-fact measures. The brownfield component of the federal government’s Building [...]

The Canadian Urban Institute's annual Brownie Awards Program recognizes leadership, innovation and environmental sustainability in brownfields redevelopment across Canada. They're accepting first-round [...]

Let's say you represent a large, institutional real estate investor in today's economic climate. What's the main indicator you look for when choosing communities for your latest project? The usual answer [...]

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Large-scale urban revitalization is too often a chicken-or-egg story in Canada. A major redeveloper comes to town, promising a large project that might turn around the community's fortunes. In the [...]

A comprehensive plan for brownfield redevelopment was released this week by Environment Minister Roland Haché. "By remediating and revitalizing urban brownfield properties we are contributing to the [...]

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