MMA 2024 | Capital Program Delivery | Colliers Project Leaders

Join your peers to discuss housing for our communities

Building for the Future: Strategies to Advance Your Community’s Housing Projects

Tuesday, September 10 at 9:45am and 11:00am

How do local governments effectively conduct a housing needs survey? How can smaller communities prepare for long-term planning, funding opportunities and be investment ready? How can we encourage affordable housing? Join your municipal peers as we explore these important questions. Gain an understanding of shared challenges, actionable strategies that have proven successful for other communities, and best practices.

Presenters:

Iain Edye, Chief Administrative Officer, Municipality of Clanwilliam-Erickson
Loren Schinkel, Reeve, RM of Lac du Bonnet
Ray Schirle, Mayor, Town of Beausejour
Leighton Klassen, Senior Project Manager, Colliers Project Leaders

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Through a culture of service excellence and a shared sense of initiative, our organization has partnered with municipalities across Canada to help improve capital project performance by capturing your ideas, protecting your best interests, and making cities liveable.

We understand that municipalities are building today for the needs of tomorrow. We offer a single, local point-of-contact to address the unique complexities of municipal infrastructure.

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Northern Manitoba Health Centre Offers Holistic Approach to Healthcare

The First Nations Health Authority partnered with Helicopters Without Borders to increase the number of reliable air access points in First Nations communities across BC. The first phase of this initiative will bring essential air emergency and healthcare services to 11 remote communities.

FNHA’s Heliport Project Brings Emergency Air Access to 11 First Nations Communities

The District of Sechelt recently completed an Operations Centre for its Parks and Public Works services. The new energy efficient facility offers more office space, six vehicle bays and an RV sanitary station, enabling the district to optimize the delivery of its essential community services.

Operations Centre Enables District to Optimize Essential Services

After successfully securing a $2.3 million grant through CMHC's Rapid Housing Initiative (RHI), the Town of Hinton has completed its Boutin Lands modular housing project – adding 10 new affordable rental units to the community.

Hinton Adds 10 New Affordable Rental Units with RHI Grant

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