Ever wonder why public transportation in Canada is far behind the rest of the developed world? This is your chance to find out and provide solutions to make Canadian cities more livable and accessible. What are the social equity implications of transportation policies and projects, and how can we ensure that transportation systems serve all segments of the population equitably?
Agenda
1.5 Hours Total
- 40 mins of discussions with expert panelists + finalize challenge statements
- 30 mins of group work to build pitch
- 20 mins for team presentations
Prizes
For 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place, the total prizes are:
1st Place
- $500 Visa gift card
- $300 in Linux course credits
- $1000 Prepr Lab Kit
- Internship opportunities at Prepr and our network of partners
2nd Place
- $250 Visa gift card
- $300 in Linux course credits
- $1000 Prepr Lab Kit
3rd Place
- $125 Visa gift card
- $300 in Linux course credits
- $1000 Prepr Lab Kit
Please be advised that while participants are welcome to enter the Challenges, individuals who have previously won are ineligible for further awards. Please be advised that all cash prizes will be awarded in CAD.
This Year's Winners
Our Expert Panelists
Susan Sperling
VP of Communications and Public Engagement, Crosslinx Transit Solutions
With degrees in History and Industrial Relations, Susan moved into Communications more than two decades ago. In 2011 she was hired by the TTC to lead communications for the Eglinton Crosstown project and later managed TTC’s Corporate Communications team. She rejoined the transit world in November 2022 as Vice-President, Communications and Public Engagement for Crosslinx Transit Solutions.
Naama Blonder
Architect, Urban Designer and Co-Founder of Smart Density
Naama Blonder is the architect, urban designer and co-founder of Smart Density. Her work spans planning and architecture, and by marrying the two disciplines she brings a deeper and more realistic understanding of how municipal policies take physical shape.
