First Nation communities are preparing for 21st century economic and environmental challenges, and these needs are at the heart of our planning strategies.
Our senior managers are professional planners with decades of experience working in a variety of settings. They have also hand-selected their staff for their own progressive skills and work backgrounds. This allows us to have a keen understanding of the various challenges faced by small to medium communities. We always look forward to the challenge of helping a community to move forward on their own path toward community-building, sustainability, and economic success.
We have experience and expertise in the following:
- Official Plans
- Active Transportation Planning
- Walking Audits
- Design Charrettes
- Urban Design Standards
- Planning and Design Workshops
- Urban Acupuncture and Pop-up Projects
- Creative and Effective Community Engagement Processes
- Placemaking Projects and Strategies
- Social Media and Communication Strategies
- Trails Plans
- Class Environmental Assessments
- Master Planning
- Development Scenario Analysis
- ABCD – Asset Based Community Development
- Peer Reviews
- Natural Playgrounds
- Parks Planning and Design
- Infrastructure Risk Assessment Master Plans
- Sustainability Plans and Action Strategies
- Community Improvement Plans
- Neighborhood Plans
- Community Design and Active Transportation Seminars and Workshops
- Downtown Walking Strategies
- BIA Placemaking Projects
- Neighborhood-based Walking and Biking Strategies
- Street Corridor Redevelopment Plans and Designs
- Zoning Bylaws
- Cultural Plans
- Brownfield Reclamation
Contact us to speak with one of our qualified staff members to discuss your circumstances and learn how we can eliminate uncertainties and provide you with practical solutions that are tailored to your First Nation’s specific needs.
Let Cambium Aboriginal help.
Contact us today for a FREE consultation at:
705.657.1126 (Telephone)
Note**Cambium Aboriginal is now Cambium Indigenous Professional Services! We offer all of the same services plus other new and exciting service categories. You can visit our new website at: https://www.indigenousaware.com/
If you need to contact CIPS please call: (705) 657-1126 or email: spirit@indigenousaware.com
Thank you
Cambium Indigenous Professional Services
1109 Mississauga Street, Curve Lake First Nation, Ontario K0L 1R0