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===<big>Agenda</big>===

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| colspan="3" |<big>~~[https://canada.webex.com/canada/j.php?MTID=me79b25541dafb9edc8fca297faf6472f~~ Welcoming remarks]</big>

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| colspan="3" |<big>Welcoming remarks</big>

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| colspan="3" |<big>'''~~[https://canada.webex.com/canada/j.php?MTID=me79b25541dafb9edc8fca297faf6472f~~ Keynote Address - ''Opportunities for innovation in construction: The use of offsite and modular construction to assist in solving our current housing and infrastructure challenges'']'''</big>

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| colspan="3" |<big>'''Keynote Address - ''Opportunities for innovation in construction: The use of offsite and modular construction to assist in solving our current housing and infrastructure challenges'''''</big>

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Craig will speak about the human and individual aspects of what each of us can do to lead by example and embrace innovation - especially if using offsite/modular construction. What is modular construction? What are the current barriers and enables to its broader adoption in Canada? How can we deliver more effective housing and infrastructure projects using these approaches? Craig will conclude by discussing some entities in Canada who are leading by example in their use of modular and prefabricated construction.

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| colspan="3" |<big>'''~~[https://canada.webex.com/canada/j.php?MTID=m5a8c38730a4622f1159223d17284c602~~ Build Better Panel 1 - Next generation materials: a conversation at the intersection of innovation and implementation]'''</big>

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| colspan="3" |<big>'''Build Better Panel 1 - Next generation materials: a conversation at the intersection of innovation and implementation'''</big>

<big>'''Moderator:''' '''[[:en:Research_and_Innovation_Symposium_2024_Speakers#Matti_Siemiatycki|Dr. Matti Siemiatycki]]''', Professor, Geography and Planning; Director, Infrastructure Institute, University of Toronto</big>

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<li><big>[[Research and Innovation Symposium 2024 Speakers#Joe Hicken|Joe Hicken]], Vice President, Business Development and Policy, Sublime Systems</big></li>

<li><big>[[:en:Research_and_Innovation_Symposium_2024_Speakers#Natalie_Telewiak|Natalie Telewiak]], Principal, Michael Green Architecture</big></li><li><big>'''[https://www.linkedin.com/in/denisa-ionescu-77a1b119b/?originalSubdomain=ca Denisa Ionescu],''' Senior Manager, Technical Research and Education at BC Housing</big>

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'''Description:'''

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This session features leading experts on innovation in building methods or materials to develop more affordable, sustainable, and durable housing and infrastructure. From mass timber and sustainable concrete to offsite and modular construction: what’s next for these options in Canada

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This session features leading experts on innovation in building methods or materials to develop more affordable, sustainable, and durable housing and infrastructure. From mass timber and sustainable concrete to offsite and modular construction: what’s next for these options in Canada?

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| colspan="3" |<big>'''~~[https://canada.webex.com/canada/j.php?MTID=m8e5fd97c7aeb6f6caf956c5f21d4a41e~~ Build Better Panel 2 - ''Engaging community and building better'']'''</big>

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| colspan="3" |<big>'''Build Better Panel 2 - ''Engaging community and building better'''''</big>

<big>'''Moderator: [[:en:Research_and_Innovation_Symposium_2024_Speakers#Sabine_Dietz|Sabine Dietz]] ,''' Executive Director, CLIMAtlantic</big>

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<li><big>[[:en:Research_and_Innovation_Symposium_2024_Speakers#Dale_Booth|Dale Booth]], Owner and President, Innovation Seven</big></li><li><big>[[:en:Research_and_Innovation_Symposium_2024_Speakers#Gregory_Spencer|Gregory Spencer]]</big><big>, Director of Research, Canadian Urban Institute</big>

</li><li><big>'''[[Research and Innovation Symposium 2024 Speakers#Franck Murat|Franck Murat]]''', Expertise Director, BIM One</big>

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This session brings together experts to discuss how best to implement innovative construction practices and community engagement into housing and community development. How can we improve the project planning and development processes and the impact of the construction sector on communities?

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|<big>'''~~[https://canada.webex.com/canada/j.php?MTID=m774b4e07cd8e7c4433de1d28837bfd05~~ Build Better, Plenary Workshop - ''Single Stair Alternative Solutions: Construction Innovation for Missing Middle Housing'']'''</big>

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|<big>'''Build Better, Plenary Workshop - ''Single Stair Alternative Solutions: Construction Innovation for Missing Middle Housing'''''</big>

<big>[[:en:Research_and_Innovation_Symposium_2024_Speakers#Conrad_Speckert|Conrad Speckert]], Architect, LGA Architectural Partners</big>

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As part of the CMHC Housing Supply Challenge, LGA is collaborating with 10 other architects across Canada to scale, replicate and adapt the single-stair solution for different cities and types of small multi-unit residential buildings and has submitted a code change request to the National Building Code of Canada.

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|<big>'''Build Better, Workshop 1 - ''Reconciliation in Action – Infrastructure Projects: is it Working?'''''</big>

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<big>[[:en:Research_and_Innovation_Symposium_2024_Speakers#Jamey_Burr|Jamey Burr]], Senior Consultant, Innovation7</big>

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Jonathan and Jamey will share examples of new engagement methods and media that are making a difference in bringing a strong and creative Indigenous voice to the fore.

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|'''<big>~~[https://canada.webex.com/canada/j.php?MTID=m9713e50ca962cd0c61ed8e8b883fdfa2~~ Build Better, Workshop 2 - ''Digital twins and data for community scale decarbonization - a New York/Montreal dialogue'']</big>'''

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|'''<big>Build Better, Workshop 2 - ''Digital twins and data for community scale decarbonization - a New York/Montreal dialogue''</big>'''

<big>[[:en:Research_and_Innovation_Symposium_2024_Speakers#Ursula_Eicker|Dr. Ursula Eicker]], Professor Building, Civil, and Environmental Engineering, Concordia University</big>

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A discussion about analysis using digital twins and building data on a mass scale to help municipalities plan and implement decarbonization strategies and policies. Analysis can be accomplished at the city or neighborhood scale, on individual or portfolios of buildings, or at the individual mechanical plant or system level. This session with provide high level overview of the tools and analysis that can be used for different purposes as municipalities explore decarbonization policies and projects.

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| colspan="3" |<big>'''Design Better Panel 1 - Data driven approaches to designing better communities'''</big>

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| colspan="3" |<big>'''Closing Keynote Address - Talk this way: A Dialogue on Public Hearing Prohibition, Engagement and Assembly Alternatives.'''</big>

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| colspan="3" |<big>'''~~[https://canada.webex.com/canada/j.php?MTID=me24f9528dfa6e9d492fc40f782b47cfd~~ Design Better Panel 2 - ''Practical partnerships for future communities'']'''</big>

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| colspan="3" |<big>'''Design Better Panel 2 - ''Practical partnerships for future communities'''''</big>

<big>'''Moderator:''' [[:en:Research_and_Innovation_Symposium_2024_Speakers#Mary_Rowe|Mary Rowe]], President and CEO, Canadian Urban Institute</big>

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How can evidence-based advice and practical partnerships help develop sustainable and resilient communities? This session gathers leaders from key organizations providing community-led training, and facilitating practical partnerships, to connect evidence on housing and infrastructure needs with decision-makers on the ground.

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How can evidence-based advice and practical partnerships help develop sustainable and resilient communities? This session gathers leaders from key organizations providing community-led training, and facilitating practical partnerships, to connect evidence on housing and infrastructure needs with decision-makers on the ground.

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<big>'''[[:en:Research_and_Innovation_Symposium_2024_Speakers#Ian_Arthur|Ian Arthur]]''', Co-Founder and Head of Partnerships, Nidus3d</big>

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The workshop will discuss the advancements in 3D construction printing, featuring insights from Canada's first-ever 3D printed housing project, which will cover both successes and challenges. Innovative international projects will be highlighted to showcase the technology's potential to improve design flexibility and operational efficiency. Current research on the structural strength, ductility, and weather resilience of 3D printed buildings will also be reviewed. The session will conclude with Dr. Das discussing the importance of ongoing research to enhance the technology's cost-effectiveness, environmental sustainability, and acceptance among various stakeholders.

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|<big>'''Design Better, Workshop 1 - ''R&D for transformative social infrastructure'''''</big>

<big>'''[[Research and Innovation Symposium 2024 Speakers#Natalie Napier|Natalie Napier]]''', Research & Storytelling Lead, InWithForward</big>

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This presentation asks what good social infrastructure does and how it can intervene on seemingly intractable patterns of social exclusion and disconnection, by drawing on two prototypes developed by InWithForward in partnership with the City of Edmonton. Learn about how "Auricle" and "Soloss" are forms of social infrastructure that enable residents to listen to each other, and make sense of their experiences in ways that foster trust, respect, belonging, and ultimately, wellbeing. Consider how governments can invest in the conditions for R&D in social infrastructure.

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|<big>'''Design Better, Workshop 2 - ''Data-Driven Decision-Making & Analytics in the Community Housing Sector'''''</big>

<big>'''[[:en:Research_and_Innovation_Symposium_2024_Speakers#T.27Brenn_Kelly-McKinnon|T'Brenn Kelly-McKinnon]]''', Director of Fund Delivery & Impact, BC Rental Protection Fund</big>

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A workshop on BC’s Rental Protection Fund, a groundbreaking initiative supporting the community housing sector in acquiring existing, deeply affordable rental buildings, addressing a critical gap in housing policy – the erosion of affordability in the private rental market. The Fund has developed a suite of data-driven Business Intelligence tools, mapping platforms and real-time analytics dashboards to monitor key performance indicators for both internal and external use. The Fund will preview its Strategic Housing Acquisition Resource Platform (SHARP) which is a cloud-based mapping application designed to help non-profit applicants identify strategic and impactful acquisitions through the Fund. SHARP leverages a robust data library of government-owned and community housing sector properties to provide location-based insights in addition to real estate inventory and transaction data.

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A workshop on BC’s Rental Protection Fund, a groundbreaking initiative supporting the community housing sector in acquiring existing, deeply affordable rental buildings, addressing a critical gap in housing policy – the erosion of affordability in the private rental market. The Fund has developed a suite of data-driven Business Intelligence tools, mapping platforms and real-time analytics dashboards to monitor key performance indicators for both internal and external use. The Fund will preview its Strategic Housing Acquisition Resource Platform (SHARP) which is a cloud-based mapping application designed to help non-profit applicants identify strategic and impactful acquisitions through the Fund. SHARP leverages a robust data library of government-owned and community housing sector properties to provide location-based insights in addition to real estate inventory and transaction data.

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| colspan="3" |<big>'''Keynote Address - ''The cognitive neuroscience of residential design'''''</big> <big>'''[[:en:Research_and_Innovation_Symposium_2024_Speakers#Dr._Colin_Ellard|Dr. Colin Ellard]], Professor, University of Waterloo'''</big>

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In a time of seismic societal change, the meaning of home is undergoing transformation. But though traditional residential designs are becoming increasingly unattainable for many, our core psychological requirements from home remain unchanged and are written deeply into our biology. Our thoughts feelings and behaviour are so strongly conditioned by psychological reference to home that true homelessness is almost impossible. But the nature of home and its impact on wellbeing can vary enormously. In my presentation, I will describe some of the neural underpinnings of home and place attachment and the way the design of the places where we dwell can influence attachment and thereby promote wellbeing. I will describe the development of recent methods in cognitive neuroscience and environmental psychology that allow measurement of the impact of design variables, including sensory properties like size, shape and texture and functional properties that promote our feeling of agency. I will conclude my presentation with some recommendations for key principles from neuroscience and that could guide the development of housing policy for these challenging times.

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In a time of seismic societal change, the meaning of home is undergoing transformation. But though traditional residential designs are becoming increasingly unattainable for many, our core psychological requirements from home remain unchanged and are written deeply into our biology. Our thoughts feelings and behaviour are so strongly conditioned by psychological reference to home that true homelessness is almost impossible. But the nature of home and its impact on wellbeing can vary enormously. In my presentation, I will describe some of the neural underpinnings of home and place attachment and the way the design of the places where we dwell can influence attachment and thereby promote wellbeing. I will describe the development of recent methods in cognitive neuroscience and environmental psychology that allow measurement of the impact of design variables, including sensory properties like size, shape and texture and functional properties that promote our feeling of agency. I will conclude my presentation with some recommendations for key principles from neuroscience and that could guide the development of housing policy for these challenging times.

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| colspan="3" |<big>'''Finance Better Panel 1 - Scaling community-centric financing solutions for affordable housing'''</big>

<big>'''Moderator:''' '''[[:en:Research_and_Innovation_Symposium_2024_Speakers#James_McKellar|James McKellar]]''', Professor of Real Estate and Infrastructure, Schulich School of Business, York University</big>

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The considerable magnitude of the Canadian housing crisis can be daunting and leave stakeholders of all varieties, from government actors, developers, lenders, not-for-profits, and everyday citizens asking themselves “what can be done to preserve and increase the supply of affordable housing?” This session contributes to that conversation by taking a closer look at non-traditional financing models for affordable housing that adopt a community-centric lens, provide enticing business cases for non-government actors to invest, and emphasize tangible solutions that can contribute to improving the affordable housing supply in the immediate term, as well as for future generations to come. Join this knowledgeable panel of speakers as they advocate to strengthen and scale innovative financing solutions such as community bonds, rental protection funds, and others that harness the power of social impact capital.

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The considerable magnitude of the Canadian housing crisis can be daunting and leave stakeholders of all varieties, from government actors, developers, lenders, not-for-profits, and everyday citizens asking themselves “what can be done to preserve and increase the supply of affordable housing?” This session contributes to that conversation by taking a closer look at non-traditional financing models for affordable housing that adopt a community-centric lens, provide enticing business cases for non-government actors to invest, and emphasize tangible solutions that can contribute to improving the affordable housing supply in the immediate term, as well as for future generations to come. Join this knowledgeable panel of speakers as they advocate to strengthen and scale innovative financing solutions such as community bonds, rental protection funds, and others that harness the power of social impact capital.

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|'''<big>Finance Better, Plenary Workshop - ''Developing a Successful Canadian Rent Bank Model for Eviction Prevention: International lessons in promising practices''</big>'''

<big>[[:en:Research_and_Innovation_Symposium_2024_Speakers#Dr._Alison_Smith|Alison Smith]], Associate Professor, Political Science, University of Toronto Mississauga</big>

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Through over 30 semi-structured interviews with service providers in USA, Canada, Australia, and the UK, we present an international evidence base for promising practices in emergency rental assistance. We discuss their respective political contexts; their perceived effectiveness; possibilities for innovation; and discuss how rent banks fit within a broader homelessness prevention typology.

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|'''<big>Finance Better, Workshop 1 - ''Supporting renters effectively: unpacking the Canada Housing Benefit.''</big>'''

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In this session, I present a case study of the CHB as implemented in Nova Scotia, using the framework of adequate housing to do so. Based on interviews with tenants receiving the CHB and front-line housing workers, I find that tenants continue to struggle with housing affordability and may live in housing in need of major repair. I conclude by sharing recommendations for reforms to both the CHB and rental housing markets to ensure the CHB adheres to the right to adequate housing.

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|'''<big>Finance Better, Workshop 2 - ''The Nuts and Bolts of BC Builds - BC's New Housing Program to Build Housing on Public Land''</big>'''

<big>[[:en:Research_and_Innovation_Symposium_2024_Speakers#Lisa_Helps|Lisa Helps]], Executive Lead, BC Builds Project Origination and Process Innovation, BC Housing</big>

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This workshop will provide information on the BC Builds Program and the funding, financing and partnership based approach to building housing on government, community and non-profit owned land.

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<big>'''Moderator:''' '''[[Research and Innovation Symposium 2024 Speakers#Lisa Mitchell|Lisa Mitchell]],''' President and CEO, Canadian Council for Public-Private Partnerships</big>

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