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Canadian Centre for Livable Places

series1981-1993HCF-11

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Archives & Special Collections, Carleton University Library via Carleton University Library Archives & Research Collections
Dates
1981-1993 (indexed as 1981–1993)
Level
series
Extent
* 1.5 m of textual records
Scope & content
Series documents the activities of the Canadian Centre for Livable Places from 1988-1993. Series contains administrative, legal, and financial records for the Canadian Centre for Livable Places. These records take the forms of agendas, memos; legal advice, research and correspondence; budgets, receipts, and invoices. Also includes publications, promotional materials and educational materials. The Canadian Centre for Livable Places (CCLP) began in ca. 1989 as a result of the success of the Heritage Canada Foundation's Main Street Program. John Weiler acted as director for the Centre throughout its operation. The CCLP aimed to facilitate mediation and negotiation between developers, municipal officials and citizens' groups. Its actions included symposiums, an occasional newsletter ("Resolution") providing educational services, applied research, and facilitating negotiation and mediation. The CCLP ceased operations ca. 1993.
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Textual record
Format
Document
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