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Organized by: City of Toronto - Better Buildings Partnership — https://www.eventbrite.com/o/92451903673Join the City of Toronto and Sustainable Buildings Canada for a workshop exclusively for the social and not-for-profit housing sector.
How do you keep housing affordable while preparing your buildings for a changing climate?
Planning for climate resilience can help affordable housing providers reduce operating costs, improve resident comfort, protect building assets, and support long-term affordability. Join housing providers, property managers, residents, board members, and industry experts for a practical conversation on strategies that can help organizations adapt to changing building conditions while continuing to deliver safe, healthy, and affordable homes.
Designed specifically for the affordable and social housing sector, this workshop recognizes the realities of rising energy costs aging buildings, limited capital budgets, and competing priorities. Through real-world examples, peer learning, and expert insights, participants will explore opportunities to incorporate climate resilience and energy efficiency into capital planning, asset management, and day-to-day decision-making.
Whether you're responsible for operations, planning, governance, resident engagement, or building maintenance, you'll leave with practical ideas, new perspectives, and connections that can help strengthen your buildings, support your residents, and preserve affordability for the long term.
Building teams are encouraged to attend, as some of the most effective solutions come from bringing together different perspectives across an organization.
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Event venue
Toronto Public Library - Northern District Branch, 40 Orchard View Boulevard, Toronto, ON M4R 1B9, CA, Canada
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