As I write, the weather map shows sun shining down on every planning school in Canada. I can just imagine planning students across this country, from Prince George to Halifax, donning their summer duds and kicking back to celebrate the arrival of summer. And here, just in time to help you unwind, is the end-of-semester edition of Plan2Plan, Canada’s student planning e-newsletter.

In this issue we learn how to exercise our democratic rights by voting for next year’s CIP Student Representative; we find an update on the future of CAPS; we are given a final reminder to register for P4T, World Planners Congress, and the World Urban Forum; we hear a call for submissions to the next issue of “the Mediocre Pedestrian”; and we get tuned in to the life and times of planning students in Canada’s newest CIP-accredited planning program at Simon Fraser. And as an end-of-semester treat for all of you newly minted (or soon-to-be) planning graduates, some handy job-hunting links and resources.

Cheers,

Andrew