Civic Tech: For clues about Sidewalk Labs’ plans on Toronto’s healthcare, look to NYC
A $20-million spinoff from Sidewalk will open an experimental clinic this year.

A $20-million spinoff from Sidewalk will open an experimental clinic this year.
Sidewalk Labs' ideas for Quayside are not intended to stay in Quayside.
How data became a political weapon in the debate over shelter space
Early indications suggest the project may not be transparent as hoped.
What happens when a tech company tries to build a neighbourhood? We're about to find out.
Toronto Fire Services promises to tell you—soon
The key is meeting people where they are.
Imagine we looked at small towns as more than quaint weekend retreats for the wealthy and bored.
Policies can easily be ignored or discarded. The principle of open government deserves better.
Online registration for rec programs is now better—but it's still not accessible to everyone.
An innovative project in Guelph shows a way to avoid some common IT pitfalls.
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Other cities are making open data a priority—and Toronto needs to step up its game.
Resources, like the City of Brains Project and 211, help those in the city get the help they need.
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