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• Thought Leaders & Researchers
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A New Look for Parkades
By Peter Stattler
When people think of parking structures, they often picture bland, utilitarian buildings— concrete boxes that prioritize function over form. While that perception may have been fair in the 1960s and 70s, advances in design, construction, and materials over the past thirty years has led to an evolution in parking design that has seen the development of beautiful parkades that can stand out on their own as local landmarks. Now, the parking industry is poised to take the next step in design excellence. The use of architectural channel glass as a facade material allows parking owners and their designers to create parkades that are more visually striking, functional, and sustainable.
Channel Glass in Canadian Parkades: Real-World Applications
Channel glass is already enhancing parking structures in Canada. Two notable examples include:
Markham Parking Structure – Markham, Ontario
Serving a hotel, apartment complex, and shopping plaza, this parkade features a ventilated channel glass facade that allows natural light to illuminate the interior while providing passive airflow. The overlapping glass panels create a striking modern aesthetic while reducing reliance on mechanical ventilation.
Jubilee Auditorium Parking Facility – Edmonton, Alberta
The Jubilee Auditorium Parking Facility provides parking for visitors to the Northern Alberta Jubilee Auditorium. This parkade’s facade features sandblasted, rough-cast channel glass, which softens the structure’s appearance while allowing light diffusion and ventilation. This enhances safety, security, and visibility, creating a more welcoming environment for visitors.
Sustainability, Flexibility, and Durability
In an era where sustainability is no longer optional, material transparency is paramount. When choosing a channel glass provider, it’s important to be sure that it is backed by comprehensive Health Product Declarations (HPDs) and Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs), ensuring full disclosure of material ingredients and environmental impact. This aligns with LEED and other green building certifications, making it an ideal choice for developers prioritizing sustainability and occupant health.
Additionally, channel glass contributes to energy efficiency by allowing natural light to penetrate deeper into parking structures, reducing the need for artificial lighting. When combined with smart lighting systems and energy-efficient materials, it enhances the overall sustainability of a project while lowering operational costs.
The most important ways channel glass facades promote sustainability include:
• Reduced Energy Use: The textured surface diffuses natural light, minimizing the need for artificial lighting.
Thermal Regulation: Insulated versions help maintain indoor temperatures, reducing HVAC reliance.
• Eco-Friendly Materials: Channel glass is made with significant recycled content, lowering environmental impact.
• Noise Reduction: The glass’s acoustic properties reduce noise pollution from vehicles inside parkades.
Bird collisions with glass are a major concern in urban environments, and municipalities across Canada are implementing strict birdfriendly regulations. Unlike traditional glass, which often requires etched patterns or external films to meet compliance, channel glass can achieve a 25 Threat Factor bird-friendly rating on any pattern. This means superior avian protection without compromising the building’s visual appeal or daylighting benefits. Parkade owners and their architects can confidently specify channel glass, knowing it meets environmental standards without adding unnecessary costs or design limitations.
The ability to balance form and function is particularly valuable in multi-story parkades, where glass enclosures must meet stringent safety and sustainability requirements while maintaining aesthetic integrity. With channel glass, there’s no need for unsightly decals or coatings that can deteriorate over time, ensuring long-term compliance with minimal maintenance.
Channel glass also offers unparalleled design versatility, making it an ideal material for diverse architectural needs:
• Customizable Aesthetics: It’s available in various textures, colors, and finishes to match a project’s vision.
• Seamless Integration: It works well with concrete, steel, and even precast concrete using modern clip systems.
• Weather Resistance: It withstands extreme temperatures, heavy snow, and high winds.
• Low Maintenance: It has smooth, dirt-resistant surfaces, which makes cleaning easy and cost-effective.
The Future of Parkade Design
As cities continue to prioritize sustainability, safety, and aesthetics, architectural channel glass is emerging as a leading solution in parking design. Moving beyond the era of uninspiring concrete garages, modern parkades can now be visually appealing, energyefficient, and safer for urban communities.
With its stunning appearance, practical benefits, and long-term cost savings, channel glass is reshaping how parking structures are designed, transforming them from overlooked necessities into architectural landmarks. n
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Peter Stattler is Director of Sales for Bendheim Glass, North America’s leading provider of architectural glass products. He can be reached at pstattler@bendheim.com.
Mobility Hubs and Multimodal Integration
Mobility hubs – centralized locations where users can switch between various modes of transport – are becoming a cornerstone of urban planning. R&D in this space aims to develop seamless digital platforms that integrate car-sharing, public transit, e-scooters, bike rentals, and parking payments into a cohesive experience, encouraging fewer personal car trips and more efficient travel.
Sustainable Parking Infrastructure
As EV adoption grows, so does the demand for sustainable, energy-efficient parking solutions. R&D is exploring solar-powered lots, smart lighting, and integrating EV charging systems with dynamic load balancing. In parallel, research also focuses on how parking design can support green infrastructure goals, such as rainwater management and reducing heat island effects.
Autonomous Parking Systems
Autonomous vehicles are influencing the future of parking in unexpected ways. R&D is advancing selfparking technologies that allow autonomous vehicles to drop off passengers and park themselves, optimizing space by reducing the need for wide drive aisles or pedestrian access. These systems are already being tested in controlled environments and are expected to be gradually rolled out in private and public settings.
Digital Twins for Transportation Networks
Digital twin technology (creating real-time, virtual replicas of physical systems) is gaining traction in mobility R&D. In transactions, digital twins can simulate traffic flows, parking utilization, and infrastructure performance. This allows planners and operators to test changes before implementation and make data-driven decisions that enhance efficiency and safety.
Privacy and Cybersecurity Research
As mobility systems become more interconnected and data-reliant, protecting user information and system integrity is critical. R&D is expanding to address the challenges of securing connected infrastructure, enforcing data privacy standards, and preventing cyberattacks in smart transportation ecosystems.
The convergence of mobility innovation and urban planning creates opportunities for more innovative, greener, and responsive transportation systems. For municipalities, commercial developers, and parking operators, staying ahead means investing in scalable, technology-driven solutions and aligning with forwardlooking research and development efforts. n
REFERENCES
Kelkar, A., Möller, T., & Ziegler, F. (2024, February 14). What technology trends are shaping the mobility sector? McKinsey & Company. https://www. mckinsey.com/features/mckinsey-center-for-future-mobility/our-insights/whattechnology-trends-are-shaping-the-mobility-sector
Top 10 global mobility trends in 2025. StartUs Insights. (2025, January 30). https://www.startus-insights.com/innovators-guide/global-mobility-trends/
Top 15 mobility industry trends in 2024: Technews180. Tech News 180. (2025, February 5). https://technews180.com/blog/mobility-industry-trends/
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Mahir Chopra, Associate Director, Precise ParkLink
Airports that invest in frictionless mobility solutions today will set the standard for passenger experience in the coming decade. Those that don’t risk being left behind in an industry that is rapidly embracing digital-first, customer-centric innovation.
Beyond Parking: The Role of Integration in the Passenger Journey
True innovation in airport mobility goes beyond just digitizing parking - it’s about connecting parking to the wider travel experience. Leading airports are now integrating digital parking solutions with:
n Lounge access – Travelers can book premium lounge services at the same time as their parking reservation.
n Fast-track security – Parking and security clearance are bundled into a seamless experience.
n EV charging reservations – Pre-booking electric vehicle charging alongside parking for a more sustainable travel experience.
By taking a holistic approach to digital mobility, airports can not only enhance the passenger journey but increase non-aeronautical revenue through strategic upsells and bundled services. Providers like Parkspace enable airports to connect parking reservations with lounge access, fast-track security and EV charging - creating a seamless, premium passenger experience.
Lessons from Leaders: How Airports Can Take Action
For airport operators looking to implement next-generation parking solutions, here are three key strategies:
n Think Beyond Parking - Design for the Entire Journey Digital solutions should integrate with airport apps, loyalty programs and security checkpoints to create a unified experience.
n Leverage Data for Smarter Operations
Advanced analytics and AI-powered insights can optimize parking space utilization, predict demand, and reduce congestion.
n Monetize Convenience - Offer Value-Added Bundles
Airports can maximize revenue by packaging parking with premium services, similar to how airlines offer seat upgrades and priority boarding.
The Future of Contactless Airport Travel
As airports navigate an increasingly digital world, contactless parking is not just a trend - it’s the future. The shift from manual, ticket-based systems to automated, integrated mobility solutions will redefine how passengers interact with airport infrastructure.
Companies like Parkspace are already pioneering this movement, helping airports turn parking from a hassle into a fully automated, revenue-generating asset.
Airports that invest in frictionless mobility solutions today will set the standard for passenger experience in the coming decade. Those that don’t risk being left behind in an industry that is rapidly embracing digital-first, customer-centric innovation. n
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Theresa Hughes is the Founder of Chauntry Parkspace SVP at BookFlowGo Innovating Pre-Booked Parking Solutions
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There are many details being fine-tuned to provide attendees the best conference and trade show experience ever. Times listed are approximate. As the program evolves, updates can be tracked at
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SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4
12:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Pre-conference Event
Come early and join us for the pre-conference networking event. Details to be announced soon. (Separate registration required)
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5
9:00 am – 11:30 am
Board of Directors Meeting
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Round Table Sector Meetings
• Airports • Hospitals/Private Operators • Municipalities • Universities/College
Delegates participate in face-to-face discussions with peers from their sector to share information and experiences.
Open to Sector members only. (Hospital meeting will be open to Private Operators)
Coffee Break | 2:30 pm – 3:00 pm
6:00 pm – 8:00 pm
WELCOME RECEPTION
Reception, Opening Remarks and Networking! This is a time to socialize with your colleagues and to meet new people. Start the dialogue and set the pace for the conference events to follow.
8:00 pm
Unscheduled Evening
SESSION C
Evolving Access: Calgary Stampede’s Transition to Open-Access Parking
Carla Marcano, Leader, Sales & Technology, City of Calgary
Michelle Wyn, Manager, Park Access, Calgary Stampede
Thupten Dhondup, Sales & Account Mgmt Associate, Business & Technology Development, Calgary Parking, Mobility, Operational Services
Interest Groups: Airport, Hospital, Municipal, University/College, Mobility, Planner
Stampede Park, spanning over 200 acres near downtown Calgary, is home to major venues including the newly expanded BMO Centre—the largest convention facility in Western Canada—and the Scotiabank Saddledome, home of the Calgary Flames. In August 2024, Calgary Stampede, in collaboration with Calgary Parking, introduced an open-access parking model, replacing gated systems with free-flow access. This shift aimed to improve efficiency, cut costs, and enhance user experience during a major redevelopment phase. This panel will explore the transition’s challenges, stakeholder coordination, and technology integration, while sharing insights and data on its impact during large-scale events.
12:15 pm – 1:30 pm AWARDS LUNCHEON
1:30 pm – 5:30 pm TRADE SHOW EXHIBITION
Coffee Break & Refreshments – 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm
5:30 pm
Unscheduled Evening.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6
7:30 am – 8:30 am
Networking Breakfast
8:00 am – 8:15 am
Annual General Meeting
8:15 am – 9:30 am
ROUNDTABLE SHUFFLE
NEW
This is an open table discussion session where SME’s will be stationed at tables to facilitate open discussion and Q&A on a variety of topics. Attendees will have 20 minutes per table and then move onto another topic of their choice until time runs out.
Discussion Topics and Facilitators: TBC
9:30 am – 2:00 pm
TRADE SHOW EXHIBITION
Coffee Break – 10:00 pm – 10:30 pm
Lunch – 12:00 pm – 1:00 pm
EDUCATIONAL BREAKOUT SESSIONS
2:00 pm – 2:55 pm
SESSION A
Tech Think Tank: Thinking with A-eye Opening Insights on Parking & Mobility
Edwin Tahir, Program Manager, Parking & Animal Services, City of Richmond - Community Bylaws
Ben Pisch, VP Clients and Markets, NA, SenSen.ai
Mike Bourre, VP Sales and Marketing, gtechna
Interest Groups: Airport, Hospital, Municipal, University/College, Planner
This session will showcase the innovative use of AI technology, transforming parking enforcement solutions in Richmond, B.C., setting a new standard for efficiency and effectiveness.
In the City of Richmond, an innovative AI-driven transformation project is demonstrating that parking enforcement can significantly enhance quality of life. A phased approach is already yielding tangible results and lays a robust foundation for future advancements like permit digitization and full License Plate Recognition (LPR) automation. Richmond’s collaborative model— bringing together multiple vendors—proves that breaking down silos, reducing delays, and ensuring seamless system integration through thoughtful teamwork lead to real, impactful change. This transparent modernization effort offers valuable lessons that cities, municipalities, and downtowns can adopt immediately to revolutionize their parking operations. Plus, a deep understanding of system functions enables strategic future planning, ensuring long-term success in parking management.
SESSION B
Revitalizing Vancouver’s Chinatown Through Pay Parking Reform
Alina Cheng, Associate Director, Parking Management, City of Vancouver
Interest Groups: Municipalities, Mobility Managers, Transportation Managers, Urban Planners
In 2023-2024, the City of Vancouver conducted a pilot of adjusted parking meter fees in the city’s Chinatown as part of revitalization efforts for the neighbourhood. Learn about the city’s data-based approach to parking meter fees, the options that were analyzed, the engagement that was conducted, the results of the pilot and the impact on the city’s pay parking policies.
SESSION C
The Evolution of Parking Benefit Districts in Calgary
Robert Whyte, Coordinator, Business & Technology Development, City of Calgary/Calgary Parking
Reachel Knight, Manager, Facilities, City of Calgary/Calgary Parking
Interest Groups: Municipality, Urban Planner, Developer
Calgary’s Parking Revenue Reinvestment Program has invested more than $5 million back into the Calgary community since 2017. It is one of the only examples of a parking benefit district in Canada. This presentation will share the journey from idea to implementation to successful program and most recently, changes to make the program more financially stable. Join us to learn about how Calgary’s parking benefit district model is investing in neighborhoods and changing the parking conversation with local businesses.
Coffee Break – 2:55 pm – 3:15 pm
3:15 pm – 4:10 pm
SESSION A
Smart Sensors, Smarter Streets: Montreal’s Parking Tech Pilot
Maxime Rivard, Director, Innovation and IT Architecture
Walid Tannouri, Technological Solutions Analyst
Agence de mobilité durable de Montréal
Interest Groups: Municipalities, Mobility Managers, Transportation Managers, Urban Planners
This presentation will cover the results of Montreal’s completed pilot project for smarter parking management. The project tested data collection technologies to monitor parking occupancy and provided insights into which technologies were most effective in what type of areas. Attendees will be enlightened about lessons learned, best practices for technology selection, data collection, and optimizing project processes for future initiatives.
SESSION B
Victoria Uses AI Cameras to Count Mindbender Garage
Ismo Husu, Manager of Parking Services, City of Victoria
Jim Watts, Director, FastPark
Blake Laufer, Founder, Mistall Insight, Inc.
Franklin McPherson, VP Sales & Marketing, Mistall Insight, Inc.
Interest Groups: Airport, Hospital, Municipality, Universities/ College, Transportation Managers, Urban Planners
With growing urban populations and vehicle use, managing parking efficiently is crucial. AI-powered cameras provide realtime monitoring, tracking occupancy and space classifications. The City of Victoria’s Mindbender garage, part of a 2023 vehicle counting project, faced challenges due to its complex layout and multiple stall types. A dual-camera strategy – lane cameras for
overall flow and stall cameras for detailed monitoring – enabled cost-effective, accurate space tracking. The presentation covers unique counting approaches, AI advancements, and comparisons to alternatives like in-ground sensors, offering insights into future parking solutions. Join us to explore Victoria’s smart, budgetconscious approach!
SESSION C
Burnaby Public Electric Vehicle Charging Strategy
Kathy Ho, Senior Manager, Transportation Planning, City of Burnaby
Interest Groups: Municipalities, Mobility Managers, Transportation Managers, Urban Planners, Developers
The Burnaby Transportation Plan outlines a target to reach zero emissions by 2050. The Plan is guided by the Climate Action Framework, which includes a range of policies and defines actions to support the provision of infrastructures that enable zero-emission vehicles. The 2024 Burnaby Council endorsed Public Electric Vehicle Charging Strategy provides guidance and aims to catalyze the transition to EVs by optimizing City efforts to develop a reliable public charging network to meet Burnaby’s needs. The presentation will outline Burnaby’s background around public EV charging and share the Strategy’s roadmap towards Burnaby’s long-term transportation goals for electrification.
4:15 pm – 5:10 pm
FIRESIDE CHAT NEW
You asked, and we listened! Take a seat at the table for a second round of general discussions to close out the conference. These sessions are open to all attendees, consultants and vendors.
Session A – Municipalities
Session B – University/Colleges
Session C – Airports, Hospitals, Private Operators
6:30 – 10:00 pm
CELEBRATING SUCCESS!
Join us for the final opportunity to mix and mingle in celebration of another successful conference. Details will be available soon.
Tickets required for this event
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
TECHNICAL TOUR
Join this walking tour to visit a local installation that has many bells and whistles to show off!
Details to be available soon.
Partner with the CPA
Partner with the CPA to provide opportunities for growth in the coming years, bring more programming and education to CPA members and take your place as a leader in Canadian parking and mobility innovation.
Champion, Principle and Associate levels are available, and each comes with many valuable benefits for a single annual fee.
When we join together, we all win!
SUPPORT CANADA!
Promote your business to the parking and mobility industries in Canada by joining the CPA Partnership Program. We are keen to form strong partnerships and work with you to understand how we can create an alliance that is mutually beneficial to both parties, as well as for members of the CPA and those attending our events.
What’s in it for you?
Canadians are established as leaders in North America who embrace the development and use of technology in their daily activities, and the parking industry is at the top of this field.
Partner with the CPA and gain exclusive access to this unique Canadian market and help our members to continue to be leaders of this important trend.
Demonstrate pride in supporting a Canadian association that delivers many opportunities, including the Annual Conference and Trade Show, and connect with the serious buyers you are searching for. Members of the Canadian Parking Association and stakeholders who attend this annual event are the decision makers for their organizations. Time spent networking with these delegates produces significant opportunities for vendors. Solid relationships are forged with the right people, ensuring a significant ROI to partners and exhibiting companies.
Partnership support establishes your company’s commitment to ensuring growth and profitability of this changing and diverse industry and puts your brand out front beyond the annual event through a targeted marketing program specific to the Canadian parking and mobility industry.
Establish your organization as leaders by supporting business intelligence and knowledge that will shape the future of the industry, while addressing opportunities and disruptors!
Provide mentorship in developing best practices, standards and growth for members who serve their communities through professional development opportunities offered to partners.
Enjoy significant benefits such as reduced exhibit fees, marketing opportunities, local and virtual networking events and other features included in an annual partnership.
Why Parking Lot Providers Should Embrace Solar Carports
A Win-Win for Revenue, Sustainability & Customer Experience
BY TOM KAPTIAN
As demand for clean energy and climateresilient infrastructure grows, parking lot providers are uniquely positioned to capitalize on a game-changing opportunity: solar carports. These elevated structures do more than just shade vehicles — they transform passive real estate into active, income-generating, future-ready assets. Here’s why solar carports deserve a spot at the top of your strategic upgrades list.
1. Generate New Revenue Without Adding New Property
Instead of building out or up, solar carports unlock a new revenue stream from existing land. Through mechanisms like Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs), direct energy sales, parking lot owners can profit from selling electricity — either to tenants, nearby buildings, EV charging stations, or the grid.
2. Monetize Solar with EV Charging Infrastructure
The EV revolution is accelerating, and solar carports are the perfect partner. With integrated EV charging stations, your lot becomes a destination — increasing dwell time, charging a premium for power, and supporting sustainability goals. It's a powerful way to future-proof your space while serving a fast-growing demographic.
3. Reduce Operating Costs
By offsetting utility bills for lighting, payment systems, and security infrastructure, solar can significantly reduce operating expenses. In some cases, the power generated on-site can eliminate the need to draw from the grid entirely during daylight hours. Also, snow removal costs can be expected to decrease dramatically.
4. Protect Vehicles and Add Value to the Customer Experience
Shaded parking is more than a luxury — it protects vehicles from hail, UV rays, snow, and extreme heat. This increases user satisfaction, attracts tenants, and commands premium parking rates
The Canadian Parking Association’s Management Training and Certification.
The Parking Management Certification program (PMC) addresses the training needs of management teams and front-line supervisors who oversee parking operations.
This program sets performance and service standards at the point where the parking operation, technology, mobility, and the customer meet. The PMC credential is the standard by which performance can be measured.
Standards
Recognized as the benchmark for supervisory and management level employees in the Canadian parking industry, the program offers candidates a comprehensive study program that includes relevant and essential aspects of a standard parking operation.
The course is designed for quality and fairness in assessing the skill set for the industry and may be used by employers to evaluate candidates during the hiring processes.
Development of The Certification Program
The study materials and examination outline contain information fundamental to the defined roles and responsibilities of parking managers. Content has been compiled from a cross-section of parking professionals from Canada and has been updated to include current information relative to today’s parking industry.
Course Content
OPERATIONS: Types, Design, Regulations, Loss Prevention, Equipment/Systems/Technology, Safety
REVENUE CONTROL: Accounting, Auditing
MOBILITY MANAGEMENT (TDM)
CUSTOMER SERVICE
MARKETING/ADMINISTRATION
MAINTENANCE
HUMAN RESOURCES
The Examination
The computerized PMC examination is composed of 150 four-option multiple-choice questions and is administered during a 3-hour testing session held in close proximity to the candidate’s home or workplace.
Former CCPFM Graduates
Holders of current CCPFM designation will be offered a discounted fee to study the revised materials and retake the examination. If certification has lapsed, full fees will apply.
Parking Industry Credential
The Canadian Parking Association, as the national authority for the industry in Canada, has the authority to grant or rescind the use of the professional designation of Parking Management Certification “PMC” to candidates who successfully complete the program.
Training Course
Registration & Information
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Parking Operations Primer
TRAINING DESIGNED FOR FRONTLINE EXCELLENCE
The Parking Operations Primer (POP) is a training program developed by the Canadian Parking Association to assist with orienting new frontline staff and supervisors to the fundamentals of a parking operation.
Whether you’re onboarding new hires or refreshing your experienced team, POP is a versatile and essential tool for organizations across the parking industry.
THE PURPOSE OF THE POP PROGRAM:
Introduce recent hires to their new job
COURSE CONTENT
Re-energize longterm front-line staff
POP introduces the student to parking topics such as:
Train supervisory-level employees new to parking
• Customer Service: who’s, what’s, where’s, when’s, and why’s of service delivery
• Customer Care: how to manage difficult, angry, upset, and happy customers
• Cash Environment: handling techniques, safety, security, accountability
• Compliance: do’s and don’ts, ticket basics, appeals procedures
• Basic Equipment Maintenance: troubleshooting and repairs
• Vehicle Operations: valet parking, stacking, clearances
TESTING
• 45 multiple-choice questions
POP PARKING OPERATIONS PRIMER
• 1.5-hour testing session
• 70% required to pass
• Online test scheduling within 2 months of receiving study materials FEES
CERTIFICATION
• CPA Members: $350
• Non-Members: $425
• 10% discount for 10+ applicants from the same company
Successful candidates receive a framed certificate and will be featured in CPA publications (opt-out available).
Apply today: canadianparking.ca/pop
Phone: 613-727-0700
Email: info@canadianparking.ca
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