Webinars
Showcasing innovative ideas, tools, and insights into the world of social good for service providers, decision-makers, academics, and the general public.
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Homelessness modelling: how to run scenarios that show the impact of different decisions over time: adding shelter capacity, shifting investment toward prevention, changing service mix. The kind of analysis that goes to Council.
Financial planning: how to answer what a housing strategy actually costs. We'll walk through testing project feasibility over 30 years, including debenture ratios, grants, fee waivers, land contributions, subsidies, and property tax treatment.
Housing modelling: how to work with affordability, supply, and demographic data using consistent definitions. We'll show how to benchmark against regional, provincial, and national comparisons, and export charts and tables directly into funding applications and reports.
Housing trends: how to explore census data and public datasets to understand what's driving demand in your community: income shifts, migration, population growth, labour markets, and how they connect to what's happening in your system.
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This session is designed for people responsible for housing and homelessness planning, funding allocation, or service coordination at the community level — including service managers, CAOs, municipal planners, housing directors, and provincial policy staff. No prior experience with Karto is required.
Live Demo:
Karto for Housing and Homelessness Planning
May 6, 2026 10:00 AM MST
A 45-minute walkthrough (including Q&A) of four planning tools built for communities working on housing and homelessness strategy across Canada.
Housing and homelessness planning runs on numbers — for funding applications, Council presentations, and strategy documents. Getting those numbers right, and being able to defend them, takes time most teams don't have.
This session is a live walkthrough of Karto, a planning platform built from years of doing this work with communities across Canada. We'll demo each of the four tools and show what they produce for your team.






































