January 2019
Parking: A Panel Discussion for How to Change Parking
The Northern Alberta Section of CITE is hosting a panel discussion to explore how parking is changing and how we, as engineers and planners, in both public and private sectors, can change our practices to better achieve our city-building goals and make the most out of our space.
Find out more »June 2017
ITE Northern Alberta Luncheon: Modern Roundabout
Modern Roundabout sponsored by Al-Terra presented by Corry Broks, P.Eng. University of Alberta Faculty Club 11435 Saskatchewan Drive Check-in at 11:40, Lunch at 11:50, Presentation from 12:15-1:00 pm Registration online at https://nacite.yapsody.com is required. Please register by noon on Monday, June 12, 2017 Questions? Contact us at contact@nacite.org or visit www.nacite.org Modern roundabouts are the preferred intersection treatment in many jurisdictions throughout the world, but have been slow to gain acceptance in many parts of North America. Roundabouts have been shown to provide major safety and operational benefits when compared to…
Find out more »ITE Northern Alberta Section Bicycle Tour
Please join CITE for our first ever technical bike tour. The purpose of the tour is to collaborate with other Transportation Professionals regarding existing and future bicycle facilities. The plan is to ride our bikes along a preselected route and stop for discussions along the way. The ride is expected to take an hour, with an hour of formal discussion. Stops include Downtown Bike Network and 83 Avenue bike lanes in Old Strathcona. Afterwards, there will be an informal social at CRAFT. Start: 6…
Find out more »May 2017
NACITE Luncheon
Willingness-to-Pay Survey and Modelling for High Occupancy Toll Lanes Case Study Highway 427, Toronto, Ontario sponsored by CIMA+ presented by Ali Hadayeghi, Ph.D., P.Eng. University of Alberta Faculty Club 11435 Saskatchewan Drive Check-in at 11:40, Lunch at 11:50, Presentation from 12:15-1:00 pm Registration online at https://nacite.yapsody.com is required. Please register by noon on Monday, May 1, 2017 Questions? Contact us at contact@nacite.org or visit www.nacite.org High Occupancy Toll (HOT) lanes are considered as one of the traffic management strategies to efficiently utilize the available roadway capacity. HOT lanes aim to make…
Find out more »April 2017
NACITE Luncheon: Social and Economic Impacts of Investment in the Transportation Network in Alberta
Joint luncheon with APPI Alberta Transportation has operated several cost benefit analysis tools and regional travel models over the last few years. These models have allowed AT to test the impact of changes to the existing transportation network from a user perspective. In order to capture the broader impacts of network changes on economic performance and land use or vice versa, Alberta has developed the Alberta Spatial Economic and Travel (ASET) Demand Model. Although still in the first year of…
Find out more »March 2017
NACITE Luncheon
Integrating Mobility & Smart Cities sponsored by IBI Group presented by Bruno Peters University of Alberta Faculty Club 11435 Saskatchewan Drive Check-in at 11:40, Lunch at 11:50, Presentation from 12:15-1:00 pm Registration online at https://nacite.yapsody.com is required. Please register by noon on Monday, February 27, 2017 Questions? Contact us at contact@nacite.org or visit www.nacite.org
Find out more »February 2017
NACITE Luncheon: Completing Edmonton’s Ring Road from the Owner’s Engineer Perspective
Completing Edmonton's Ring Road from the Owner's Engineer Perspective sponsored by ISL Engineering presented by Sandra Gaherty Check-in at 11:40, Lunch at 11:50, Presentation from 12:15-1:00 pm Registration online at https://nacite.yapsody.com is required. Please register by noon on Monday, January 30, 2017 The final section of Anthony Henday Drive in Edmonton opened to traffic on Saturday, October 1, 2016, making it the first completed ring road in Alberta. ISL Engineering has been involved as Owner’s Engineer for seven years on this $1.85B project, representing the interests of Alberta Transportation. Clients…
Find out more »January 2017
ITE Northern Alberta Section: CSCE Dinner Presentation
Building Great Neighbourhoods Program January 19, 2017 Presented by: Jeff Ward, P.Eng. City of Edmonton The first program of its kind in Canada, Building Great Neighbourhoods is a cost-effective, long-term, strategic approach to address infrastructure needs in Edmonton neighbourhoods. Program elements include transportation neighbourhood renewal, drainage neighbourhood renewal, and community investments in coordination with a holistic approach to community consultation. This presentation will discuss various project types delivered within the program, funding, long term vision, and project development and delivery. A presentation…
Find out more »December 2016
ITE Northern Alberta Luncheon
History of Complete Streets from 1870 to Now sponsored by Stantec presented by Rock Miller Streets…they’ve been around for ages in one form or another. At the December 7th Northern Alberta ITE luncheon, Stantec’s Rock Miller will provide a “History of Complete Streets from 1870 to Now” which will explore how our opinion of streets and the design of streets has changed. About the speaker: Rock Miller is a registered Traffic Engineer and Civil Engineer with over 35 years of experience in a…
Find out more »November 2016
ITE Northern Alberta Section Year End Social
You are invited to the NACITE Year End Social. It’s been another exciting construction and planning year in Edmonton filled with many successes and challenges. Join your industry colleagues for a drink and appetizers as we share our experiences, catch up with familiar faces, and simply have a good time. We welcome and encourage all those in the transportation engineering industry to attend and wrap up 2016 in style. Hope to see you there! Details Date: Tuesday, November 22 Time: …
Find out more »ITE Northern Alberta Section Luncheon: CITE Update and Calgary’s Pedestrian Strategy
CITE Update and Calgary's Pedestrian Strategy presented by Jen Malzer Calgary’s first pedestrian strategy was approved in 2016 and includes 49 actions to help make Calgary safer, more comfortable and interesting for walking. The strategy, called StepForward, is built on the concerns and opportunities for improvement, shared through public engagement by thousands of Calgarians. It helps direct the many existing programs by The City and our outside partners, while also identifying new priority areas. This presentation will give an overview of early initiatives including…
Find out more »October 2016
NACITE Luncheon
Our first luncheon of the season will be on October 5, 2016. On behalf of Bunt & Associates, we are pleased to announce Bob Black of the Katz Group as our first speaker of the season. Mr. Black will be presenting on the opening of Rogers Arena and the ICE District in Downtown Edmonton. Registration for the October luncheon will open in mid-September. Luncheons are hosted by the University of Alberta Faculty Club (11435 Saskatchewan Dr NW, Edmonton). Luncheons are…
Find out more »September 2016
2016 Alberta Bikes Conference – Canmore
Your're invited! Join us to share your ideas and have your voices heard! Learn about exciting Cycle Tourism initiatives such as Bike Share Programs, Adventure Cycling, and Tourism Trails! Uniting everyday cyclists, government representatives, industry professionals, and advocacy group specialists Join us at the Canmore Nordic Centre’s Bill Warren Training Centre Register at www.albertabikes.ca. Early bird admission by August 15, 2016. Contact albertabikes@gmail.com for more information
Find out more »International Conference on Transportation Innovation – Handshakes & Cocktails
Handshakes & Cocktails Reception September 15th 4:45pm to 7pm Maple Leaf Room, Lister Centre, UofA Reminder that the 2016 International Conference on Transportation Innovation (ICTI) is taking place September 15-16th at the University of Alberta. NACITE is co-hosting a Handshakes & Cocktails reception on Thursday, September 15th for conference attendees and NACITE members. We encourage you to register for the conference and join us on September 15thfor our first NACITE social event of the season. The conference program is now available online. For more…
Find out more »International Conference on Transportation Innovation
The 2016 International Conference on Transportation Innovation (ICTI) is taking place September 15-16th at the University of Alberta. With the 2016 theme of Moving Smarter: The Future Is Now, the conference will highlight new technology and methods that improve the efficiency and sustainability of transportation networks. Collaboration among government, academics and industry is essential to establishing the transportation system of the future. ICTI brings together these three key groups to share and strategize on the topics of safety policy & planning automated & connected vehicles commercial…
Find out more »May 2016
Integrated Infrastructure Services: Thinking Differently about Infrastructure at the City of Edmonton
ITE Northern Alberta Section Luncheon: Integrated Infrastructure Services: Thinking Differently about Infrastructure at the City of Edmonton presented by Adam Laughlin, P. Eng. University of Alberta Faculty Club 11435 Saskatchewan Drive Registration 11:40, Lunch at 12:00, Presentation from 12:30-1:00 pm Pre-registration online at https://nacite.yapsody.com is required. Please register by noon on Monday, May 2, 2016 Questions? Contact us at contact@nacite.org or visit www.nacite.org What does integrated infrastructure delivery mean? How will this be different from how the City of Edmonton delivered infrastructure projects in the past? What will this mean for transportation projects…
Find out more »April 2016
Streets for People 2016: A Walkability Symposium
Save the date and register for the upcoming Streets for People Walkability Symposium on April 28, 2016. This event is co-hosted by NACITE, APPI and The City of Edmonton. Register by March 28th and save $75. Streets for People: Edmonton Walkability Symposium When: Thursday, April 28th from 8am – 6pm Where: Edmonton, Sutton Place Hotel (10235 – 101 Street) About the event: Jeff Speck is one of the world’s leading thinkers on smart growth and urban design. Join him and other presenters…
Find out more »Luncheon: The Challenges of Transit Oriented Development
The Challenges of Transit Oriented Development - Dense Development Means Dense Traffic? The Dichotomy of Policy Objectives and Municipal Approvals presented by Tim Barton University of Alberta Faculty Club 11435 Saskatchewan Drive Registration 11:40, Lunch at 12:00, Presentation from 12:30-1:00 pm Pre-registration online at https://nacite.yapsody.com is required. Please register by noon on Monday, April 4, 2016 Questions? Contact us at contact@nacite.org or visit www.nacite.org In his presentation The Challenges of Transit Oriented Development – Dense Development Means Dense Traffic?, Tim Barton explores the disconnect between the laudable planning objective to focus development around transit…
Find out more »March 2016
Edmonton’s Transit Strategy – What Moves You?
presented by Sarah Feldman University of Alberta Faculty Club 11435 Saskatchewan Drive Registration 11:40, Lunch at 12:00, Presentation from 12:30-1:00 pm Pre-registration online at https://nacite.yapsody.com is required. Please register by noon on Monday, February 29, 2016 Edmonton’s Transit Strategy will set a future vision for transit in Edmonton and strategic goals to move towards achieving that vision over the next 10 years. Having completed a comprehensive technical review of Edmonton Transit in 2014, the Transit Strategy project is focused on hearing public perspectives on the role of transit in building…
Find out more »February 2016
Effects of a Free Bus Program on Older Adults Travel Behavior
Effects of a Free Bus Program on Older Adults Travel Behavior presented by Stephanie Mah University of Alberta Faculty Club 11435 Saskatchewan Drive Registration 11:40, Lunch at 12:00, Presentation from 12:30-1:00 pm Pre-registration online at https://nacite.yapsody.com is required. Please register by noon on Monday, Feb 1, 2016 Questions? Contact us at contact@nacite.org or visit www.nacite.org The presentation will highlight and discuss Age-related changes that affect the ability to drive Alternative transportation options such as public transportation for older adults A case study on the free bus program in the Town of Oakville, Ontario…
Find out more »January 2016
ITE Northern Alberta Section Luncheon
The designer’s tool kit for planning interchanges continues to evolve. The presentation will provide highlights on the planning and implementation of two innovative new interchanges under construction in Calgary. First, the Crowchild Trail / Flanders Avenue interchange, which will be the first in Alberta to feature multiple dual-lane roundabouts, a solution that responded to the unique challenge of constructing an interchange with seven roadway legs in a constrained urban redevelopment area. Second, the Macleod Trail / 162 Avenue SE interchange,…
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