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Some Canada Posts.
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civic.ca
A simple, easy-to-use site to let Canadians find their government representatives
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Design-in-residence
Jet Cooper will be offering agile design training to help start-ups succeed more effectively
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Jack's final goodbye
"Let us be loving, hopeful and optimistic. And we’ll change the world."
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There is no Silicon Valley North
A heartfelt rant asking Canada to measure its tech ambitions on a global scale
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Canadian digital media economy
Justin Kozuch released his first annual survey of Canada's digital media business
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2011 CAJ Award nominations
Still no online category, but lots of good Canadian journalism nominated
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2011 Mesh Prize
Apply now for the $40,000 prize rewarding a project that improves Canada's digital industry
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Online media vs. bandwidth limits
StartupNorth suggests bandwidth caps tell Canadians to innovate elsewhere
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Comscore's digital year in review for Canada
You need to fork over your info to download it, tho
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Canada open data pilot project
Canada's current, and notoriously secretive, government is starting to release some datasets
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Dot-ca award created
CIRA has created the .CA Impact awards to promote websites using Canadian-specific domains
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Measuring Canada's digital media workforce
Take this survey - it's a first attempt to map the industry, and there's a promise to freely share the data
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Canada's sites not accessible
Federal judge rules the government Web sites don't meet current accessibility standards and need to be improved
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Sometimes, competition works
All major Canadian carriers offer the iPhone and the resulting price is cheaper than the U.S.
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Goodbye Maury Chaykin
One of my favourite character actors to watch onscreen died on his 61st birthday
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Photography and Canadian law
Comprehensive listing of the laws and how the apply to shooting pictures across Canada
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RIP Tracy Wright
One of the most interesting actors in Canadian film, television, in theatre is now gone
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Ken Whyte takes on another magazine
Comprehensive analysis about what direction Ken Whyte may be taking Chatelaine
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The mesh Prize
The $40,000 prize aims to help encourage innovative risks in the Canadian digital media industry
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No protection for confidential sources
Supreme Court of Canada says journalists can't promise to protect the identity of their sources
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The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
One of Canada’s defining documents has been re-published in a new format to make it easier for people to discover what being Canadian is.
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