Most stated deliverables for this commitment are on track to be completed by June 2016. Planned federated open data search service is behind schedule and will not likely be launched until Fall 2016.
Work with provinces, territories, and municipalities to break down barriers to integrated, pan-Canadian open data services through the establishment of common principles, standards, and licensing across all levels of government.
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1. Establish common open data principles for adoption by governments across Canada. |
Limited
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2. Facilitate adoption of common or compatible open government licence. |
Limited
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3. Establish or identify common open data standards (e.g. metadata, data formats) |
Limited
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4. Develop a federated open data search service |
Limited
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5. Expand and deliver a national appathon event – the Canadian Open Data Experience (CODE) - to promote reuse of multi-jurisdictional data. |
Completed
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Supports the principles of transparency and civic participation, and helps address the OGP Grand Challenge of improving public services by establishing common principles, standards, and good practices to enable and encourage Canadians to access consistent, interoperable data from governments across Canada.
Develops common principles and standards for the release of open data across all levels of government in Canada.