The CBC reports that City of Toronto Mayor David Miller announced at this week's Mesh Conference that the city plans to launch a transparency website that aggregates public records.
City of Toronto To Launch Transparency in Government Website
April 9, 2009
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Episode 138: John Lawford on the Legal, Regulatory and Policy Responses to the Rogers Outage
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and with no poor people on the net
and with no poor people on the net WHO CARES, a waste of time miller.
BELL , rogers, cogeco , telus are making it too expensive to even surf the web let alone visit govt websites.
NEXT UP the put your disability check online to print off and without internet YOUR SCREWED