Toronto Open Smart Cities Forum
About
The Toronto Open Smart Cities Forum was created by the Centre for Free Expression to assist the public in responding to proposed and existing networked forms of urbanism like Sidewalk Toronto.
Any member of the public is welcome to share the resources the CFE creates for the Forum. This includes documents and analysis, public panel discussions, and colloquia as the Sidewalk Toronto process continues.
The purpose of these resources is to help inform and educate residents affected by networked urbanist forms of smart cities like Sidewalk Toronto and others who are interested in open smart city solutions. To find more information about the Centre’s work on smart cities, click here.
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Resources
How Should Democracies Regulate Speech Online?
#5 in CFE Series: Taming Big Tech: Exploring the Alternatives
Jameel Jaffer In Conversation with Andrew Clement
The Poverty of Broadband Infrastructure in Nunavut Can and Must Be Ended
Residents of Nunavut are acutely aware that connectivity is profoundly necessary - yet unavailable - impeding access to technological innovation in fundamental areas like health, education, cultura
Smart Cities in Canada: Digital Dreams, Corporate Designs
Panelists: Alexandra Flynn, Blayne Haggart, Jennifer Raso, Mariana Valverde
Moderator: James L. Turk
Smart Cities in Canada: Digital Dreams, Corporate Designs
Panelists: Alexandra Flynn, Blayne Haggart, Jennifer Raso, Mariana Valverde
Moderator: James L. Turk
CFE Virtual Forum Series: Challenges facing “smart city” projects in Canada: A conversation with Sheldon Levy
Speaker: Sheldon Levy
Discussant: James L. Turk
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