The massive number of infrastructure intervention activities occurring in cities leads to detrimental social, environmental, and economic impacts on the community. Municipalities are experiencing high
When embarking on a new journey, it is prudent that you set your sights on a clear destination in order to identify and navigate the
Asset Management is an interesting term. Many definitions are published, and most are more confusing than helpful. We have managed our assets and our built
An asset management program as a municipal practice has largely been the responsibility of either finance or public works professionals for many years. In some
The City of Saint John has been actively working to help develop a comprehensive Asset Management Program (AMP) including practices across the organization and City
In March 2016, the City of Kenora hosted a Community Climate Change Workshop to provide an overview of the anticipated effects of climate change on
In February in Southern Ontario, a warm week – combined with high levels of precipitation – submerged many parts of the region underwater, leading to
As of January 1st, 2018, Ontario municipalities are subject to O. Reg. 588/17: Asset Management Planning for Municipal Infrastructure, under the Infrastructure for Jobs and
Data journalist Nate Silver is perhaps best known by the general public for his success at predicting U.S. election results based on statistical data. But
Never have the largest Canadian cities faced so much uncertainty when it comes to future fiscal sustainability. Changing demographics, increasing income inequality, growing social service
