EVENTS
CANADIAN SOCIETY FOR
CIVIL ENGINEERING HOSTS:
Envision® & PIEVC Credential Readiness Training
Envision® & PIEVC Credential Readiness Training (Engish, Virtual) – Envision®:
February 19 – 20, 2026
PIEVC:
February 23 – 24, 2026
1:00–4:30 PM AST.
In collaboration with the Climate Risk Institute (CRI).
DALHOUSIE LANDSCAPE STUDENT EXPO
During the Dalhousie Studio Expo, senior students will present their final studio work in the morning with a public gallery in the afternoon.
The gallery will feature work from students across all four years of the program, along with a few special exhibits from supplementary courses. Guests are welcome to drop in at any point throughout the day to show their support by connecting with students.
Date: Friday, April 10th, 2026
Location: Dalhousie Agricultural Campus in Truro, Nova Scotia
AGENDA
10am - 12pm - Senior student presentations
12pm - 1:30pm - Lunch break
1:30pm - 2pm - Awards and acknowledgements
2pm - 5pm - Open gallery and refreshments
RSVP to: k.schuler@dal.ca
CSLA / APALA CONGRESS 2026
Date: June 4th - 6th, 2026
Location: Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel
Theme – Blurred Edges: Celebrating Thresholds of Change
Shifting shorelines, expanding cities, landscapes on fire, and an evolving profession place landscape architects at thresholds of visible and urgent change. Coastlines transform, migration reshapes communities, and technology redefines our roles as professionals. We must respond with creativity, courage, and collaboration - expanding boundaries where inclusivity is needed, reinforcing resilience through flexible and layered systems, and cultivating edges as places of exchange, adaptation, and innovation.
Edges are spaces where diversity and intersection can thrive. Where resilience can grow not through resistance, but through adaptability. Justice and creativity emerge at these crossings, reminding us that inclusion is not about softening conflict but about designing for mutual success.
The 2026 CSLA-APALA Congress will explore boundaries as catalysts for new relationships. This theme brings us into the spaces between land and water, culture and nature, public and private, tradition and innovation and challenges us to embrace change as an opportunity.
