Contemporary Issues in Canadian Federalism Series: Digital Federalism and Open Government Policies (TRN5-E14)
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Overview
Delivery method
Online
Duration
1.5 hours
Audience
All public servants at all levels
Description
As governments tap into the digital age, data is becoming a critical asset to inform decision-making, drive innovation, and deliver better—and more contemporary—public services.
This seventh event in the Contemporary Issues in Canadian Federalism Series will explore the digital policy strategy needed to navigate this new context, how different levels of government can collaborate and learn from each other, and the benefits and challenges of the federal structure as Canada continues its transition towards a digital and open government.
Participants will take away a better understanding of the importance of a pan-Canadian approach to the coordination of digital services, along with insights into intergovernmental collaboration, standards and regulations, data stewardship, security and privacy.
Learn more about The Living Tree: Contemporary Issues in Canadian Federalism Series.
Video: Contemporary Issues in Canadian Federalism Series: Digital Federalism and Open Government Policies
Speakers
Mark Levene, Director, Innovation and Integration, Office of the Chief Information Officer, Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat
Maria Gintova, Assistant Professor, Political Science and Master of Public Policy in Digital Society Program, McMaster University
Moderator
Eric Champagne, Associate Professor in Public Administration, School of Political Studies, and Director, Centre on Governance, University of Ottawa
