Chuck Marohn will serve as keynote speaker at the joint conference for L’Ordre des urbanistes du Québec and Vivre en Ville: "La viabilité économique de nos collectivités par l’Aménagement durable du territoire." 

Keynote (9am - 10:30am)

Mr. Marohn's keynote presentation will consider the central question: Why are so many cities and towns across North America going broke despite decades of growth? Our roads are deteriorating. Our governments are in debt. No matter how much we increase them, our taxes aren’t enough to fix it all. And no one seems to be able to agree on how we got here—much less how to change the course. If we want our cities to be strong and resilient we need to change everything about the way we plan and build our places. This presentation explains how so many North American cities have found themselves in decline after decades of “growth.” And then shows a revolutionary way forward that could create enduring prosperity for cities across the continent.

Panel (3:30pm - 4:45pm)

Mr. Marohn will also participate in a panel on new models of development. The panel will feature urban planner Fabienne Mathieu and economist Jean-Pierre Lessard, along with Mr. Marohn.

Information and Registration

Bonus: Want to meet up with Chuck and your fellow Strong Towns members after Chuck's talk? We'll be gathering at Pub Ile Noire (1649 St-Denis) at 7pm on Thursday, November 30th. Attendance at Chuck's event is not required; feel free to bring a friend. Just ask for "Strong Towns" at the host stand. 

RSVP below so we can save you a seat.