The City of St. Albert is committed to providing free public access to municipal data. Sharing their data supports transparency, accountability, innovation, economic development, and stakeholder engagement. The St. Albert Open Data Catalogue is powered by ESRI’s ArcGIS Open Data platform.
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Since 2015, the Shawinigan Open Data portal has been accessible to all in a spirit of transparency and improvement of services to citizens.
The site contains digital data distributed in a structured way according to a particular method, with an open license guaranteeing their free access and reuse.
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1967 is a very significant date in Saint John’s history. It was the year that the City of Saint John was amalgamated with the neighboring City of Lancaster, Parish of Lancaster and Parish of Simonds.
As a result of amalgamation, the City’s area grew from 54km2 to 366km2.
Sliding the center bar left and right will allow you to see how much the City has changed since 1967.
Strathcona County is committed to enable any member of the public to ‘unleash the value’ within the Strathcona County Open Data catalogue. Individuals, groups or classrooms, businesses or the community at large are some of the users who may find value in the data.
The City of Saskatoon has resources available for developers to create applications for desktop, web or mobile devices.
The City of Saguenay promotes information sharing with the community and takes advantage of the collective wealth, by making its data accessible to everyone.
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