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Join us at the Joint ITE/CITE 2017 Annual Meeting and Exhibit Student Mixer

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We are just a few days away from the long-awaited Joint ITE/CITE 2017 Annual Meeting and Exhibit in Toronto! The meeting is expected to attract more than 1,200 transportation professionals from around the world, with over 425 Canadians registered. There is still time to register http://www.ite.org/annualmeeting/default.asp. But if… Read More

Summer 2017

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Here’s what you can look forward to in this issue: Lessons from the Past: Proactive Planning for Automated Vehicles How can we learn from the unintended consequences of the automobile and make the most of AVs to support community livability? Learn about how municipalities across Canada are planning… Read More

Voting for ITE International VP Has Begun!

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Bruce Belmore Ken Ackeret Voting is underway for ITE Intentional Vice-President and, this year, Canada’s Bruce Belmore is running along with Ken Ackeret. Profiles of both candidates can be viewed on the ITE website at www.ite.org/candidates. This is an important… Read More

Early Bird Registration for Toronto 2017 Ends June 16th

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Register now for the joint ITE/CITE Meeting in Toronto and save $100 off your registration! This international event is not to be missed! An extensive plenary and technical session is on offer with subject experts from across North America. Look for special events for Canadian attendees! Visit www.ite.org/annualmeeting… Read More

Spring 2017

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Here’s what you can look forward to in this issue: Active Transportation for Highways: Manitoba’s Context – delve into the journey taken in Manitoba to address this complex public policy concern The Banff Legacy Trail – get the results and design details of this successful active transportation trail in Alberta 2017 CITE Executive… Read More

Edward Soldo Next CITE President

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Edward Soldo will become the new president of CITE with Julia Salvini, CITE Secretary-Treasurer, assuming the Vice-President roll by acclamation after nominations closed for the 2017 Executive Committee elections. Three nominations were received for the position of Secretary-Treasurer. As a result, an election will be held between April 10 and… Read More

Nominations for Executive Committee Close March 20th

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The Canadian Institute of Transportation Engineers (CITE) is seeking candidates to serve on its Executive Committee, including President, Vice-President and Secretary/Treasurer positions, for the 2017-2019 term. Nominations close March 20th. Please visit itecanada.org/elections for more detail and instructions on submitting a nomination. Read More

Deadline Extended for Nominations: Outstanding Service/Volunteer

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CITE Outstanding Volunteer Contribution Robert Burton Distinguished Service Award Nominations accepted until April 1, 2017 We are seeking nominations for individuals who have made an outstanding volunteer contribution to CITE as well as for our distinguished service awards. If you know of a deserving member, please consider nominating them. Read More

Next-Generation Transportation Webinar Series

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Beyond the Anglosphere — Perspectives from Montreal, Europe and Latin America While much of the conversation about transportation and city-building takes place in English, many of the great innovations are happening in the non-English speaking world. Be part of SFU’s Next-Generation Transportation webinar series and learn about interesting developments happening from Montréal… Read More

CITE Training Committee Needs Volunteers

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The CITE Executive and Board recently approved the formation of a new CITE Committee. The Training Committee will increase the awareness and availability of training opportunities for Canadian transportation professionals by overseeing the development and delivery of training initiatives.  We have a chair and a vice-chair  and we are looking… Read More

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