Thank you for helping shape the future of open government in Canada! Public consultation on the draft commitments is now closed.
From October 2017 to April 2018 we connected with Canadians online and across the country. Our goal was to hear what Canadians wanted to see in the plan. With over 5,000 comments and with the help of civil society and Government of Canada departments, we developed a set of possible commitments.
From July 23 to August 13, 2018 we asked if you thought we got it right and gathered your thoughts on how we could strengthen the plan. Take a look at the links below to see the comments we received.
All comments on the draft plan are now being shared with Government of Canada departments and agencies that are leading on commitments. Stay tuned as we finalize and implement the plan, incorporating what we have learned from you.
To learn more about the work behind this plan, please visit our About this Process page. For questions, ideas or opinions about Open Government, please contact us.
Draft commitments for our next National Action Plan on Open Government
You can view comments received on each of the commitments below via Google Docs:
- User-friendly open government
- Financial transparency and accountability
- Corporate transparency
- Digital government and services
- Open science
- Healthy democracy
- Access to Information
- Feminist and inclusive open government
- Reconciliation and open government
- Leadership and collaboration
You can also view comments received directly on the draft commitments through our open information portal.
Where are we now?
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- Shaping the Plan: from October 2017 to April 2018
- Drafting and reviewing: from April to July 2018
- Finalize and implement: From August 2018 to November 2020
Stay connected
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