Canadian e-consultation tools today?

[Steven Clift]

With Canada being one of the first nations to embrace using digital tools with their legal requirement for government agencies to consult, I am curious about what is happening in this space today in Canada?

So, what's new? Or old but still important?

Also, what great online public participation tools have emerged recently?

Specifically, I am doing a quick review of the market for online deliberation tools. What's made in Canada?

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Thanks,

Steven Clift

P.S. A trip down memory lane:

https://web.archive.org/web/20050110074231/http://www.pwgsc.gc.ca/onlineconsultation/text/index-e.html

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[Steven Clift]

FYI, something I bumped into:

https://renewdemocracy.ethelo.net/projects/57ff081c73746106cea10900/vote/project-user/background

Steve

On Thu, Jun 29, 2017 at 4:42 PM, Steven Clift <[hidden email]> wrote:

With Canada being one of the first nations to embrace using digital tools with their legal requirement for government agencies to consult, I am curious about what is happening in this space today in Canada?

So, what's new? Or old but still important?

Also, what great online public participation tools have emerged recently?

Specifically, I am doing a quick review of the market for online deliberation tools. What's made in Canada?

Reply to the group or privately to: [hidden email]

Thanks,

Steven Clift

P.S. A trip down memory lane:

https://web.archive.org/web/20050110074231/http://www.pwgsc.gc.ca/onlineconsultation/text/index-e.html

Where is this content/help today?

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