| Activism, Environment, Events, Global Warming, Transportation, Urban Planning | 0 Comments | Jan 23 2009
What are the challenges facing planners and policy makers at our regional and provincial level in addressing transportation issues related to peak oil and climate change? How can we contribute to effective actions that address these challenges? Join us at the upcoming PlanTalk to discuss topics including the proposed provincial Gateway Program, the BC Carbon Tax, and other transportation investments as we debate and challenge one another to think critically about the future of transportation in our region.
Speakers:
Anthony Perl, Director SFU Urban Studies Program and Jordan Bateman, Media Spokesperson for Get Moving BC and Langley Township Councillor will lead this discussion by providing their insight into the unique transportation challenges that face our region in the immediate and long term within the context of peak oil and climate change.
Moderated by Bryn Davidson, Executive Director of non-profit Dynamic Cities Project
When:
Tuesday January 27th, 2009
6:30 PM refreshments * 7:00-9:00 PM speakers & discussion
Where:
SFU Harbour Centre
Segal Centre, Room 1400
515 West Hastings Street, Vancouver
www.translink.bc.ca (for transit schedules and routes)
Cost:
$20 PIBC Members
$25 Non-PIBC Members
$5 Students
Payable by cash or cheque at the door. Receipts will be issued.
PIBC Members can earn up to 2.0 LUs of Organized CPD activity for attending this event.
Please RSVP by Monday January 26th to Brian Patterson MCIP, at bpatterson@urban-systems.com or 604-273-8700.