Communities in Transition Information Resource

Communities in Transition (CIT) is a signature program of the Real Estate Foundation of BC created to help increase the ability of non-metropolitan communities to address the challenges they face when planning for use and conservation of lands. For information about CIT program goals and funding please go to the Foundation's website - www.realestatefoundation.bc
September 22
Vancouver wants your views

VIEWS ON VIEWS: Perspectives on view corridors in Vancouver

October 5, 7 pm

Venue: SFU Segal Business School, 500 Granville Street (at corner of Granville and Pender), Vancouver.

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September 17
Gaining Ground – Register Now

This is shaping up to be the sustainability summit of the year.

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You can find out more and register here.
September 16
Editorial Notes: The September, "End of Summer" posting of the Communities in Transition Information Resource
September 15
CIT PROJECT SUMMARY: Healthy Water, Healthy Communities – Lake Windermere Project (2005-2009)
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CIT Projects: Summer 2008-Summer 2009
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What's Driving Settlement Change in the Mid-Vancouver Island Region?
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Thoughts on Regional Food Security & Self-Reliance
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hpm06_9695: Carol Stark of the CIT steering committee makes a presentation at the 2006 CIT strategic planning session.
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Carol Stark of the CIT steering committee makes a presentation at the 2006 CIT strategic planning session.

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074a: The Barriere Community Garden was resurrected in 2008 by the North Thompson Valley Garden Club using a UBCM grant. The garden is located close to a senior’s home and is within walking distance via a pathway recently constructed by community volunteers.
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The Barriere Community Garden was resurrected in 2008 by the North Thompson Valley Garden Club using a UBCM grant. The garden is located close to a senior’s home and is within walking distance via a pathway recently constructed by community volunteers.

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Inventory_2004: 2004 Map of sensitive ecosystems in the Comox Valley. Part of an extensive Regional Conservation initiative undertaken by the Comox Valley Land Trust (www.cvlandtrust.org).
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2004 Map of sensitive ecosystems in the Comox Valley.
Part of an extensive Regional Conservation initiative undertaken by the Comox Valley Land Trust (www.cvlandtrust.org).