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1st Annual Canadian Smart Cities Virtual Summit

By Katarzyna Sliwa
October 26, 2020
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We are very pleased to host our 1st Annual Canadian Smart Cities Virtual Summit featuring world class keynote speakers and panels with dynamic industry leaders. The Summit will be held virtually via 2.5-hour webinars over two days on October 28 and 29. Gain insights into the latest legal, economic, policy and technology solutions for 21st century global cities and communities. 

Dentons’ Katarzyna Sliwa and Clint Vince will host this year’s summit and provide opening remarks. 

For more information and to register for this event, click here.

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Katarzyna Sliwa

About Katarzyna Sliwa

A partner at Dentons, Katarzyna manages the municipal, land use planning and development law group. She provides exceptional counsel to landowners as they weave through the approval process for development and redevelopment projects, and strategically guides clients in resolving complex land use challenges throughout Ontario.

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