Date: October 26-27, 2006

Time: 8:00AM to 5:00PM

Location: TORONTO CONGRESS CENTRE, Exhibit Hall “C”, 650 Dixon Rd, Toronto, ON M9W 1J1, Canada

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CANADIAN BROWNFIELDS 2006: Developing the New Real Estate Frontier

The chair for the conference is Bronwyn Krog, Vice President, Land Development and Planning, Wittington Properties Group.

Brownfield properties are often a community’s most overlooked and under appreciated real estate assets. Realizing their potential can have positive economic and environmental impacts on neighbourhoods, communities and urban areas as a whole. The clean up and sustainable reuse of brownfields as commercial, recreation or residential sites attracts investment, jobs and tax revenue to communities across the country.

Thanks in part to the progress being made by the Canadian Brownfields Network (CBN), its Advisory Panel and CBN members nationwide, unlocking the potential of brownfields is no longer the formidable task it once was. There are many tools already available and new ones are always in development. Participating in Canadian Brownfields 2006 is the best way to keep in touch with advances being made in this field.

The Canadian Brownfields Network’s 7th annual Brownfields Event, Canadian Brownfields 2006: Developing the New Real Estate Frontier. The only made-in-Canada event dedicated to the remediation and reuse of brownfields.

The two-day event featuring plenary sessions; the CBN Marketplace; and the presentation of the CUI Brownie Awards 2006 sponsored by the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC).

Canadian Brownfields 2006 brings together industry, public sector, practitioners, elected and appointed representatives, all with the aim of progressing the discussion and advancing your thinking on brownfields development.

The CBN Marketplace provides opportunity for delegates to meet and exchange ideas with consultants, economic developers, and industry associations. Exhibits will include the latest remediation innovations, financial tools, solutions and contributions to brownfields reuse. Including round the clock dedicated meeting space and networking to facilitate your deal making opportunities.

To view information on the CBN, please visit Canadian Brownfields Network.

For Sponsorship Enquiries or to reserve Exhibit Booth space, please contact Todd Latham at 416-444-5842 or todd@wecommunications.ca

VENUE: TORONTO CONGRESS CENTRE, Exhibit Hall “C”, 650 Dixon Rd, Toronto, ON M9W 1J1, tel: 416-245-5000. Please see details and directions to Toronto Congress Centre.

CONFERENCE FEES: - CUI/CBN/CREA Member $460.00 or $485.00 incl. Brownie Awards Dinner- Standard Rate $575.00 or $600.00 incl. Brownie Awards Dinner. All fees are in Canadian Funds and no GST applies.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATION: The Radisson Suite Hotel Toronto Airport is conveniently located adjacent to the conference site. For reservations please call Reservation Department at 416-242-7400 or toll free at 1-800-333-3333. Online reservation and general information on Radisson Suite Hotel Toronto Airport can be found at http://www.radisson.com/torontoca_airport. We have secured a preferred rate for conference delegates, please refer “Canadian Brownfields 2006″ and for online reservations use the Promotional Code “URBAN”.

Sponsor Information

Gold Sponsors: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), Federation of Canadian Municipalities, Golder Associates Ltd., Government of Ontario. Silver Sponsors: Aird & Berlis LLP, Gowling Lafleur Henderson LLP, Lafarge North America. Bronze Sponsors: Embassy of Sweden, Canada Lands Company, Consulate General of the Netherlands, Ontario Centres of Excellence, UK Trade and Investment Office, XCG Consultants Ltd. Media Sponsor: ReNew Canada. Session Sponsor: Kilmer Brownfield Equity Fund L.P. Lunch Sponsor: Dillon Consulting

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