Engage meaningfully. Plan effectively.
Projects work better when the people who live with them help shape them. With the RESPECT™ Model and IAP2 behind every step, you get engagement built on trust and plans that hold up.
What you can count on
- Community engagement workshops: neighbours, First Nations and decision-makers are heard, and what they say shapes the plan.
- Facilitated sessions: hard conversations stay productive and respectful, and end with clear next steps.
- Indigenous relations in land-use planning (RESPECT™): relationships with First Nations start early and start well, so your project stands on solid ground.
- Cultural heritage landscape planning with tourism connections: the story of a place is honoured, shared and put to work for the local economy.
Wherever your project sits
Land use and watershed planning grounded in Ontario’s conservation and planning legislation, plus municipal and nonprofit planning support, including policy and Planning Act review.
Not sure where to start? Tell us about your project.
Award winning heritage planning
- National Trust Award, National Trust of Canada: The Shared Path Discovery Walk (2011)
- The Credits Award, Heritage Mississauga: Credit Valley Trail Indigenous Experience Plan (2017)
- National Trust Award, National Trust of Canada: Historic Council House, Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation (2024)
See it in action.
See how respectful engagement plays out on real projects. See our projects