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These free, in-person sessions are designed for municipal staff who are leading the way on climate resiliency work. Each workshop offers a hands-on opportunity to: 

✅ Learn with and from peers and local community members 
✅ Explore practical tools and real-world adaptation strategies 
✅ Strengthen your municipality’s capacity to embed equity in climate adaptation efforts 

Workshops are facilitated by local climate service providers who understand your region’s unique challenges and are here to support your goals on the ground. 

In this dialogue, panelists will challenge assumptions and explore the co-benefits of climate resilience, from resilient infrastructure and smart investments to community-driven solutions and emergency response. 

In this dialogue, panelist will challenge assumptions and explore the co-benefits of climate resilience, from resilient infrastructure and smart investments to community-drive solutions and emergency response. 

REAs CAN STEP INTO THE HEAT PUMP GAME!

Join Mark Rosen MEA, Director, Building Science Building, Knowledge Canada, for an in-depth look at the opportunities and barriers faced by industry in optimizing heat pump performance in retrofit applications. This webinar presents a plan for enhancing to the sizing, selection, and specification process—focusing on F280-12 whole-house design load calculations and duct airflow testing. Discover how recent tools, training, and protocols are creating new opportunities for Energy Advisors to support the retrofit market.

HAVAN member$59.00

 Non-Member$89.00

 Student Rate$30.00

Climatic-related disasters are increasing in frequency and intensity, making resilience a critical topic of discussion at international meetings, within building codes, program labeling initiatives, and across various industries—particularly financial institutions and the insurance sector.

Energy Advisors must enhance their expertise in resilience, staying informed about the latest practices, strategies, and innovations to address these pressing challenges effectively.

This is a key meeting for all CACEA’s members and supporters.

This webinar is also the first component of CAGBC’s new Zero Carbon Building micro-credential. In order to earn this credit for those pursuing the micro-credential, you must attend the webinar in full and complete the post session online quiz with a passing grade of 80%.

The Integrated Design Process (IDP) is a highly collaborative approach to achieving sustainable (low energy, low carbon) practices and outcomes for both new construction and existing homes. It ensures delivery of affordable, durable, healthy homes for Canadians. 

CACEA is offering an interactive training program designed to provide comprehensive information about the IDP. The program places a strong emphasis on facilitation skills, equipping participants with the tools and techniques needed to lead and effectively guide this crucial process.