Better Condos Boot Camp
CONDOS FOR CLIMATE CHANGE!
Whether you own a condo, rent out your unit, manage a building, or serve on a condo board, your role is critical in shaping a low-carbon future.
As part of Climate Week, join the Better Condos Boot Camp (BCBC), a free, one-day, interactive workshop focused on helping condo owners and managers prepare for Toronto’s transition to net zero emissions by 2040.
The City’s TransformTO goals mean that decisions being made today about repairs, retrofits, and long-term planning will directly impact your building’s future costs, performance, and resilience.
At BCBC, your condo team will gain practical, real-world insights on how your condo can:
Plan for net zero
Align capital repairs with future climate requirements
Reduce risk and improve building performance
Collaborate effectively with boards, managers, and owners
You’ll also connect with other condo decision-makers and industry experts working through the same challenges, making this a unique opportunity to learn, share, and take action.
Whether you’re actively involved in a condo or considering a future investment, this session will help you understand what a climate-ready, financially sustainable building looks like.
Be part of the conversation and the solution during Climate Week.
Ready to learn more? Visit our website at www.sbcanada.org/better-condos-boot-camp for more information and to sign-up through our organization! That way you can come as a condo team, prepared to learn together.
Questions? Feel free to reach out to us at bcbc@sbcanada.org!
About the Host: Sustainable Buildings Canada (SBC) is a not-for-profit founded in 2003 by Canada’s pioneering champions of sustainable buildings. Our Mission, Vision, and Values acknowledge the depth of our experience and knowledge, as well as our hopes and aspirations for the future of the built environment.
For 20 years we’ve been a leader in the ‘next level’ of sustainability — helping developers / builders / operators achieve high performance outcomes in the built environment, encompassing a range of positive results including healthy spaces, lower energy and water use, clean and renewable energy and positive impact for humans and the environment.
In all we do, we are deeply committed to providing a realistic, independent, and collaborative approach, demonstrating how it is possible to make a positive impact on the sustainable Canadian built environment.