News
Climate Change Project Update
Find the preliminary environmental scan of British Columbia's Municipalities and First Nations posted under the Climate Change project's Resource section
New Climate Change Project Launches
The goals of this Canadian University Research Alliance (CURA) project are to identify and investigate innovative municipal approaches to provincial climate policy and document best practices through selected detailed case studies, and secondly, to spur cross scale knowledge mobilization between communities in order to bootstrap innovation diffusion.
Upcoming e-Dialogue on Urban Sustainability
A Critical Conversation: Building Municipal Infrastructure
Presentations from a workshop entitled A Critical Conversation: Building Municipal Infrastructure, held this past February at Carleton is now available at http://www.cure-crfmu.org/critcon.html.
Community Research Connections Newsletters

Download the Community Research Connections Newsletters here:
No. 7: December 2009
No. 5: February 2008
No. 4: November 2007
No. 3: October 2007
No. 2: June 2007
CRC Research Partner to be Vancouver’s Community Torchbearer
Ken Lyotier, a research partner on the Agency Project, has been named as 'Vancouver's Community Torchbearer'
City of Vancouver News Release
February 8, 2010
Social enterprise founder named
New Case Studies
Community-Based Water Monitoring: Bridging Citizens and Decision Makers by Lee-Anne Walker and Chris Strashok
Urban Biodiversity: Building Community Capacity for Ecological Restoration by Nathalie Dechaine and Chris Strashok
Developing a Knowledge Base for Integrated Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation- Linking Practice and Policy
We are partnering with Vijaya Lakshmi Koneru, Vice President of Development Alternatives, a non-profit based in India.
Top sustainability challenges facing business in 2010
The Network for Business Sustainability released a report today describing the top sustainability challenges facing business in 2010.
Redesigning Ottawa
Redesigning Ottawa--Transitioning to a Resilient Future
e-Dialogue transcript posted in the e-Dialogue archives
