New Members: Read This First
	This Google Group is a forum for collaboration for Toronto's open data community. It is intended to be a place for many kinds of data users and publishers: developers, analysts, researchers and other interested citizens. This message is for newcomers to the group and will be pinned at the top of the list of Discussion topics.... more » By Mark Kuznicki  - Nov 6 2009 - 1 new of 1 message

	Toronto bikeway data
	Dear all, [Nice to see you at DataEh? last week.] I'm having a look at the bikeway data with an eye to including it in OpenStreetMap. My first glance at the data found some things I didn't expect. I was surprised that the bikeway shapefile appears to include all road centerlines. I was expecting only explicit cycling infrastructure,... more » By Richard Weait  - May 6 - 3 new of 3 messages

	Best City in the World Contest: Vote for Toronto! (and group member Jeremy Albisser
	Economist Intelligence Unit & Toronto Start-Up BuzzData teamed up to have a Best City to Live in the World Contest Please cast your vote here: [link] You can view my visualizations of EIU data highlighting TORONTO here: [link] I've posed these along-side open DataTO maps of:... more » By Jeremy Albisser  - Apr 23 - 3 new of 3 messages

	Save the date: May 3rd 2012
	Come out, come all....We're having a May Data Day ( [link] ). We hope you can come and join our discussion. By Reham Gorgis  - Mar 20 - 1 new of 1 message

	"Publishing Open Data - Do you really need an API?"
	I found this to be an interesting article [link] I suspect this group will have some opinions. Looking forward to your feedback. Cheers Jury By jkonga  - Mar 20 - 1 new of 1 message

	New blog post: Are you good with visuals?
	Visualizers...we need your visuals....... ( [link] ) Reham. By Reham Gorgis  - Mar 13 - 5 new of 5 messages

	Toronto OSM Hack Weekend is closer than you think.
	OpenStreetMap has a tradition of awesome weekend developer events, called Hack Weekends. Many of the improvements to OpenStreetMap, large and small, saw first light at previous Hack Weekends, including editors, API improvements, adding internationalization to the web site, and many more. If you are an OSM developer, want to be an OSM... more » By Richard Weait  - Mar 11 - 1 new of 1 message

	What is the Toronto Top 5 Open Data Wishlist?
	Hi folks In the New York 'Digital City Roadmap' plan, one key theme was stimulating local economic innovation, through more open data startups, etc. As part of reviewing this they interviewed these entrepreneurs, to ask for their top 5 wish list from the city, and these were listed as: 1. Engineering Talent... more » By Neil McEvoy  - Feb 24 - 14 new of 14 messages

	Toronto OpenStreetMap Hack Weekend
	Dear all, OpenStreetMap has a history of innovations that emerge from "Hack Weekends". Major improvements to OpenStreetMap such as internationalization of the web site, advances in the APIs, in-browser editors and many others had their origin at Hack Weekends. The first Canadian OSM Hack Weekend will be held in Toronto, 16-18... more » By Richard Weait  - Feb 23 - 1 new of 1 message

	Dataeh? blog post
	Read our latest blog ( [link] )post!!! It talks to the process of how we get datasets up there & introduces a little about me. Reham. By Reham Gorgis  - Feb 16 - 1 new of 1 message

	More datasets on Open_TO
	More and more datasets. Check out: - Festivals and Events (refreshed) - Animal Shelters - Third Party Sign Inventory - Drop-In Locations - City Subject Thesaurus Also check out our blog ( [link] )....today featuring MOI ( [link] ).... more » By Reham Gorgis  - Feb 15 - 1 new of 1 message