Great Places
The Spacing Road Show – Celebrating Saskatoon’s Top Public Spaces, Matthew Blackett, June 20, 2011
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Janelle Anderson wins the 2011 Canadian Institute of Planners Student Award for Academic Excellence.
Congratulations!

RUP Program welcomes first Planner-in-Residence, Cynthia Nikitin, February 28, 2011
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Great Places
Breathing New Life into Older Neighbourhoods: Guidelines for Shaping Healthy Urban Growth, Harold Madi, February 10 & 12, 2011
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Glen Grismer, Director of Planning for the RM of Corman Park, is awarded the 2010 James Pooler Award.
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RUP Program Co-Sponsoring Gil Penalosa Liveable Cities Lecture
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University of Saskatchewan hosts International Roundtable on Indigenous Community Planning and Land Use Management
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Danae Lockert wins the 2010 Canadian Institute of Planners Student Award for Academic Excellence. Congratulations!

Great Places
Unleashing Public Life + Beauty through Downtown Planning, Jennifer Keesmaat, April 19, 2010
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At the Fall 2009 Planning Social, Ellen Wardell is awarded the 2009 Canadian Institute of Planners Student Award for Academic Excellence and Dr. Joseph Garcea is awarded the 2009 James Pooler Award. Congratulations!

Great Places
In partnership with Canadian Pacific Partnership Program in Aboriginal Community Planning and Design Council of Saskatchewan Welcomes Patrick Stewart to Saskatoon, October 28, 2009
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Great Places
Adaptive Reuse and Cultural Spaces', November 18, 2009
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RUP students enter national community design competition

In Fall 2008 senior students in the RUP Program, led by Mr. Lorne Sully MCIP,
entered the Clear Vistas Design Competition, competing against four other
teams from across Canada. The competition centred on a proposed new
community in the RM of Edenwold, SK.


Comments to ‘Team Saskatchewan’:
“The judges appreciated a great deal in your submission. For one thing, your connection between the two creeks was an innovative approach that would avoid additional costly construction to expand the culvert under the railway. Your design incorporated green spaces throughout the development. The division among the different neighbourhoods was thoughtfully conceived, and included a good distribution of high-value bays and short streets.”

See entries from all five teams at http://www.clearvistas.ca/design_proposals.html

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The Honourable Bill Hutchinson, Minister of Municipal Affairs, visits the Regional and Urban Planning Program with his ADM and senior staff.
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Canadian Pacific Partnership in Aboriginal Community Planning is launched
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RUP Student Faculty & Alumni Social at Rembrandt’s Dining Room & Wine Bar

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Jo-Anne Dillon, Dean of Arts & Science receives James Pooler Award
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Joseph Garcea receives award for distinguished leadership as past-Chair of RUP