• The Missing Middle Conference

    Fairmont Royal York 100 Front Street West, Toronto, ON, Canada

    The Missing Middle Conference is Canada’s premier forum dedicated exclusively to mid-density housing. It is organized by Sustainable Development Group (SDG) Canada and brings together developers, policymakers, builders, and capital allocators who understand that building sustainable communities requires a diverse housing mix. Centre’s attendance: Amanda Knight, François Fayad  

  • Housing Central

    Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre 1000 Burrard St, Vancouver, BC, Canada

    Housing Central is BC’s leading affordable housing conference, organized by BCNPHA. It brings together non-profit housing providers, policymakers, funders, and community leaders for three days of learning, collaboration, and networking. The 2026 conference will take place November 16–18 at the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre in Vancouver, BC, featuring keynote presentations, breakout sessions, and opportunities to […]

  • Let’s Talk Leadership: Weathering Change Without Raising the Rent

    Virtual Event

    Join the Academy for Sustainable Innovation and four Regional Energy Coaches from across Canada to explore how climate change is affecting community housing! They’ll chat about: Preparing for Change: How retrofits and energy improvements can lower costs, reduce emissions, improve comfort, and build resilience. Keeping Residents Safe: Ways to prepare residents, buildings, and operations for […]

  • Get going: Growing the Canadian non-profit housing sector

    Virtual Event

    What does it take to grow a strong and sustainable community housing sector? What can Canada learn from countries where non-profit housing plays a significant role in the housing system? ⇒ Register Join economists and researchers Duncan Maclennan and Steve Pomeroy to explore the findings of a new international comparative study commissioned by the Centre. […]

  • How to engage with faith-based organizations to develop community housing

    Virtual Event

    Faith communities across Canada are sitting on land and buildings with the potential to become much-needed affordable housing, while community housing providers are looking for new opportunities to grow. Simultaneously, faith-based organizations are having to reimagine how they steward their properties. In alignment with their values, many are recognizing the potential for those properties to […]