Transit + Community

Conference Schedule

Mpact Transit + Community Toronto 2026
September 14 – 17
#MpactTO26

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Browse the schedule below for details about Mobile Workshops and Pre-Conference Events.
Information about conference plenaries and sessions will be coming in mid-summer.

The Mpact Transit + Community conference features 4 full days of learning and networking focused on every aspect of building great places to live around transit. The conference schedule includes Plenaries, Sessions, Networking Events, Mobile Workshops and Pre-conference Events. The Conference Information PDF provides an overview of the conference, including a core topics, who attends, a day-by-day schedule, and rates.

Registration is now open for the Conference and for Mobile Workshops and Pre-Conference Events, for which space is limited and separate fees apply.

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APA AICP Certification Maintenance

AICP Certification Maintenance

Earn continuing education credit by attending our annual conference or joining live webinars we host throughout the year.

We provide practical know-how and share best practices and innovative approaches from cross-sector stakeholders working in on all aspects of transit, connected mobility and technology options, and development. The range of topics includes policy, planning, community engagement, design, engineering, financing and operations. Our focus encompasses the whole community built around transit and the implications for health, safety, equity, sustainability, access to opportunity and overall quality of life for all residents.

The American Institute of Certified Planners and the American Planning Association approves sessions and workshops at our annual transit and community development conference for certification maintenance credits each year. Our live webinars also are approved for continuing education credit.

Canadian Professional Learning Credits

Members of the Ontario Professional Planners Institute may be eligible to claim participation in this event as learning units under the Institute's Continuous Professional Learning Program. For information, consult the OPPI's CPL Program Guide. The same applies to planning institutes in other provinces.

In addition, members of the Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) may qualify for Structured Learning Hours for sessions that apply to the practice of architecture. If you're interested in this, please make sure to check the box for it when you register for the conference.

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