Join us for a CBN and ONEIA Workshop in Mississauga, Ontario

This two-day, in-person workshop, is designed specifically for municipal staff, developers, planners and consultants working on infill, brownfield, and contaminated site redevelopment in Ontario. Successfully advancing contaminated and underutilized sites requires more than technical expertise. It requires clarity on municipal roles, regulatory expectations, risk management, budgeting, incentives, infrastructure coordination, and long-term site responsibilities. Connect with professionals dedicated to turning underutilized and contaminated sites into thriving community spaces. Whether you work in policy, remediation, planning, or development, this is a great opportunity to engage with others helping shape the future of brownfield redevelopment in Ottawa and beyond.

Topics will include:

• Understand the full lifecycle of brownfield redevelopment from a municipal perspective

• Gain clarity on key regulatory requirements and roles

• Learn practical approaches to budgeting, incentives, and financial tools

• Understand infrastructure, dewatering, excess soil challenges and long-term brownfield site management

• Enhance communication with provincial regulators and stakeholders about technical requirements, expectations and site-specific outcomes

• Learn how municipalities manage risk, contracts, and liability and discuss accounting measures to catalogue contaminated sites

• Explore new technologies, data tools, and decision-making approaches
 

Date: March 25-26, 2026

Location: Glenerin Inn, Mississauga ON

Cost: CBN/ONEIA Members $395 | Non Members $495