This is a two-day event featuring plenary sessions; the CBN Marketplace; and the presentation of the CUI Brownie Awards 2007 sponsored by CMHC.

Canadian Brownfields 2007 brings together industry, public sector, practitioners, elected and appointed representatives, all with the aim of progressing the discussion and advancing your thinking on brownfields development.

The CBN Marketplace provides opportunity for delegates to meet and exchange ideas with consultants, economic developers, and industry associations. Exhibits will include the latest remediation innovations, financial tools, solutions and contributions to brownfields reuse. Including round the clock dedicated meeting space and networking to facilitate your deal making opportunities.

Gold Sponsors: Cement Association of Canada, Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP, GAIA / Golder Associates, Faubourg Boisbriand, and Government of Ontario.

Silver Sponsors: Lafarge North America, Ontario Centres of Excellence, and Aird & Berlis LLP.

Bronze Sponsors: Miller Thomson LLP, Toronto Economic Development Corporation, and Zurich Insurance Company.

Media Sponsor: ReNew Canada.

Supporting Sponsor: aboutREMEDIATION.com

Four interlocking themes to spark your interest and advance your ability to remediate, revitalize and regenerate your community:
— Brownfields – A driver of economic revitalization of whole communities
— Leadership – Learning from political champions, community coalitions and private sector visionaries
— Technological innovation - The art, science and application of new remediation solutions to advance sustainability
— Integrated planning – New benchmarks for adding value to the quadruple bottom line.

Few places in North America rival the range of revitalization opportunities to be found in Montreal. As a leader in sustainability, the Province of Quebec has led the way in stimulating private, public and community interests to integrate knowledge and set demanding new standards for high quality reurbanization.

With the support of national and international players, Canadian Brownfields will engage urban development companies, technological leaders and community stakeholders.
Come to Montreal to share in a knowledge exchange of the highest order…collegial, bilingual, and in a truly remarkable setting that only Montreal can offer….

Returning in 2007:
— Briefings on new funding opportunities to stimulate research, redevelopment and resourcefulness
— Canadian Brownfields Marketplace, the country’s most dynamic concentration of industry players, dedicated to networking, learning and deal making
— Technology workshops
— Top case studies from Canada, the U.S. and Europe

New for 2007:
· EPA/ICMA led Workshops (tbc)
· Guided Tours led by Faubourg Boisbrand

www.canadianbrownfields.ca

Regular Conference Pass: $575 - Entrance to the Brownfields Conference and Exhibition only.

Conference plus Brownie Awards Dinner: $600 - Entrance to the Brownfields Conference, Exhibition and Brownie Awards Dinner, Thursday October 18, 2007, 6-8pm.

Regular Conference Pass (CBN/CUI membership rate): $460 - Entrance to the Brownfields Conference and Exhibition only.

Conference plus Brownie Awards Dinner (CBN/CUI membership rate): $485 - Entrance to the Brownfields Conference, Exhibition and Brownie Awards Dinner, Thursday October 18, 2007, 6-8pm.

CUI Brownie Awards:
For application information and submission deadlines please visit http://www.canurb.com/events/awards_brownies.php

The Canadian Urban Institute's annual Brownie Awards program recognizes leadership, innovation and environmental sustainability in brownfields redevelopment across Canada. Working with key industry and professional organizations, the Canadian Urban Institute presents its awards at its Brownfields conference.