Municipal Sustainability

The Alberta Urban Municipalities Association has developed a Municipal Sustainability Planning Guide.

The Alberta Association of Municipal Districts & Counties' (AAMDC) position paper on what it means for a municipality to be viable with some guidelines on how to assess viability.  It proposes an assessment by municipalities using various indicators to understand where their specific areas of challenge may lie and to think about the different options available that will improve viability in the future.

The Association of Manitoba Municipalities' three step process to manage change.

The MCDP's objective is help build sustainable communities in Saskatchewan. Its role is to encourage and assist municipalities in developing long-term municipal capacity on an inter-jurisdictional basis.

The MSSA is a sustainability project tool used by 89 per cent of Newfoundland and Labrador's municipalities.

View Newfoundland and Labrador's final report on their Municipal Sustainability Self-Assessment (MSSA) Project.

The Community Growth Tool Kit is a do-it-yourself economic development and urban planning guide to help Saskatchewan's smaller communities benefit from the province's increasing population by enhancing their planning and development processes.