Welcome to Evergreen
A place where the world can experience and learn sustainable practices that enable cities of the future.
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The Saturday Farmers Market: More Than Just Fruits & Veggies
Here's why farmers markets are important spaces for community connection.
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The Benefits of Public Spaces in Cities
From sustainability to safety, here’s how urban shared spaces can be a powerful lever for change.
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Summer Wednesdays
Relax under the pavilions or bask in the setting sun with great food, cold drinks, live performances, and good vibes. Join us next week for Trivia Night with QE Trivia!
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The Evergreen Story: How tree planting led the way to making cities flourish
From ecology programs in 1991 to city building initiatives in 2018, a bit of Evergreen history.
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Community Solutions Network
Evergreen, through Future Cities Canada, is strengthening a culture of change and innovation in communities across the country with OpenNorth.
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Future Cities Canada
Future Cities Canada is a national collaborative accelerating innovation to transform cities for the benefit of us all.
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City Builder Glossary
This glossary will help you to understand more about city building. Follow the conversation online with #CityGlossary.
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The Evergreen Public Art Program
The Evergreen Public Art Program engages visitors through site-responsive public art projects.
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Five ways school grounds are adapting for a changing climate
School ground greening isn’t just about creating natural spaces for students, it can also help our cities remain resilient in the face of climate change.
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TD Future Cities Centre
The revived kiln building is a venue to showcase and celebrate urban innovation from Canada and around the world.
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Placemaking with Children: Getting students involved in the planning process
How students helped reimagine their school grounds at Lord Lansdowne and daVinci School in Toronto.
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Through an Indigenous Lens: A Shift From Placemaking to Placekeeping
Matthew Hickey, architect and partner at Two Row Architect, an Indigenous owned and operated architecture firm, explains how city builders can prioritize placekeeping.
