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Planner, TransLink, New Westminster, British Columbia
This position provides transportation planning expertise and leadership to projects of smaller/medium scope in support of a designated program related to transportation policy, forecasting, infrastructure/service development in an integrated multi-modal environment.

Senior Planner, TransLink, New Westminster, British Columbia
The Senior Transportation Planner is accountable for providing senior transportation planning expertise and leadership to projects of medium/higher scope in support of a designated program related to transportation policy, forecasting, infrastructure / service development or engineering in an integrated, multi-modal environment.

Policy Analyst, Chicago Metropolitan Agency for Planning, Chicago, IL
The policy analyst position will be responsible for assisting the agency in implementing recommendations in the GO TO 2040 regional plan related to economic innovation and industry clusters by collecting and analyzing data, managing research, and producing reports and issue briefs.

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