SUMMARY - Open Data and Public Access
SUMMARY — Open Data and Public Access
Open Data and Public Access in the Canadian Civic Context
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Open Data and Public Access
Benefits and risks of making datasets available to citizens.
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THE MIGRATION - Open Data and Public Access
THE MIGRATION — Open Data and Public Access
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Date: 2026-02-08
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This thread documents how changes to Open Data and Public Access may affect other areas of Canadian civic life.
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Government of Canada AI Register (Minimum Viable Product)
In an era where artificial intelligence increasingly influences government decisions affecting millions of Canadians, the Government of Canada has taken a significant step toward transparency by establishing an AI Register. This public registry documents how federal departments and agencies are using AI systems, representing an important commitment to openness about automated decision-making in public services.