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Reimagining Recovery: Retrofitting Our Urban Region

A series of recommendations that explores how physical urban spaces can adapt to support post-pandemic recovery.

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Summary

In 2020, the Toronto Region Board of Trade partnered with the Urban Land Institute Toronto to gather insights on how physical urban spaces can adapt to support post-pandemic recovery. Both organizations collaboratively organized a symposium that brought together nine separate multidisciplinary tables of urban professionals, each of which tackled a distinct urban challenge.

The areas addressed were civic assets; commercial; culture; education; public realm; residential; retail; social purpose; and transportation.

The nine tables then reconvened to present their findings during a webcast in June 2020. This report provides more details on these recommendations. 

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Learn more about how the Toronto region’s physical spaces can adapt to support a post-pandemic recovery.
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