I didn't see this on the list yet. We knew about it a couple of weeks
ago but the city just published info on it today.
The city is following up on it's promise to create a permanent
official space (a standing group) where civil society and other public
stakeholders (dev community, institutions) can dialogue directly with
the city. There will be 12 members, 6 from the city (elected officials
and bureaucrats) and 6 from the outside.
Pretty freakin awesome. :) Go Montreal!
If you're in Montreal, you should come to the meeting. It's next
Wednesday. And the civic members are going to be chosen by a popular
vote.
Michael Lenczner
CEO, Ajah
http://www.ajah.ca514-400-4500
1-888-406-2524 (AJAH)
http://www.linkedin.com/in/michaellenczner---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: dianemercier <
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Date: 2012/4/19
Subject: Table de concertation - Première Assemblée plénière, 25 avril
To: Données Ouvertes Montréal <
[hidden email]>
Vous trouverez l'invitation et l'ordre du jour de la première
Assemblée plénière de la Table de concertation sur l'ouverture des
données de la Ville de Montréal à l'URL :
http://donnees.ville.montreal.qc.ca/actualite/table-de-concertation-premiere-assemblee-pleniere-25-avril-2012/Au plaisir,
Diane Mercier, Ph.D.
Chargée de projet des données ouvertes
Ville de Montréal
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