Date: Jan 03, 2023 Topic: Waterloo Region Votes Paul Nijjar from CivictechWR will give a quick tour of https://waterlooregionvotes.org , an election information portal used… Read More »Hacknight #373 – Waterloo Region Votes with Paul Niijar
Date: Dec 13, 2022 Topic: Mastodon: Enter the Fediverse Mastodon early adopter Neville Park offers an introduction to decentralized social media: what it is, how… Read More »Hacknight #372 – Mastodon: Enter the Fediverse with Neville Park
Date: Dec 06, 2022 Topic: Running great hybrid events on a shoestring For the past two months, Civic Tech Toronto has shifted our weekly online… Read More »Hacknight #371 – Running great hybrid events on a shoestring with Gabe Sawhney & Sam McGarva
Date: Nov 29, 2022 Topic: Zero-occupant AVs The advent of autonomous vehicles would change cities’ economic, social, and mobility landscapes. Based on a stakeholder engagement… Read More »Hacknight #370 – Zero-occupant AVs with Lisa L. Losada Rojas
Date: Nov 22, 2022 Topic: Where’s my bus? For the month of November 2022, Civic Tech Toronto is focusing on the theme of transportation. We’ve… Read More »Hacknight #369 – Where’s my bus? with David Cho, Adam Cohoon, and Shelagh Pizey-Allen
Date: Nov 15, 2022 Topic: Toronto Transportation Services Speakers: Maddy Ewins – Maddy Ewins is a senior product manager with the City of Toronto’s Transportation… Read More »Hacknight #368 – Toronto Transportation Services with Maddy Ewins & David McElroy
Date: Nov 08, 2022 Topic: How North America is turning away from cars (and how Toronto is leading this trend) On Nov. 8, we are… Read More »Hacknight #367 – How North America is turning away from cars (and how Toronto is leading this trend) with Reece Martin
Date: Nov 01, 2022 Topic: Tales from the Toronto Star transportation beat On Nov. 1, we kick things off with Lex Harvey, transportation reporter for… Read More »Hacknight #366 – Tales from the Toronto Star transportation beat with Alexandra (Lex) Harvey
Date: Oct 25, 2022 Topic: Torontoverse: Local media built from open data Introducing Torontoverse [https://tovrs.ca](https://tovrs.ca), a local media site that imagines the city as an… Read More »Hacknight #365 – Torontoverse: Local media built from open data with Chris Dinn
Date: Oct 18, 2022 Topic: Improving web accessibility at the scale of a government Digitizing services is a massive and ongoing project for governments around… Read More »Hacknight #364 – Improving web accessibility at the scale of a government with David Cox
Date: Oct 11, 2022 Topic: An Open-Source Tech Stack for Transportation Data Operations Learn about the technologies the City of Toronto Transportation Data & Analytics… Read More »Hacknight #363 – An Open-Source Tech Stack for Transportation Data Operations with Raphael Dumas
Date: Oct 04, 2022 Topic: Detoxing Democracy with SAMbot Online toxicity is a key reason that people are leaving politics, are not entering politics, or… Read More »Hacknight #362 – Detoxing Democracy with SAMbot with Alex MacIsaac
Date: Sep 27, 2022 Topic: DiscoTech: Discussing Technology in our City This is the first in a new discussion series on technology in our city,… Read More »Hacknight #361 – DiscoTech: Discussing Technology in our City with Michel Mersereau, Hamish Goodwin, Nabeel Ahmed, and Alex Lougheed
Date: Sep 20, 2022 Topic: 100% Hacknight Venue: NO_VENUE_ONLINE
Date: Sep 13, 2022 Topic: 100% Hacknight Venue: NO_VENUE_ONLINE
Date: Sep 06, 2022 Topic: Intro to Hackathons + HackTO! Heard of Hackathons? Think they’re just about data breaching? Think again! Hackathons are a great… Read More »Hacknight #358 – Intro to Hackathons + HackTO! with Angela Chan
Date: Aug 30, 2022 Topic: IN-PERSON hangout at Corktown Common Venue: NO_VENUE_ONLINE
Date: Aug 23, 2022 Topic: Measuring urban noise Join Dr. Tor Oiamo and Ingrid Buday to learn more about a project to study noise levels… Read More »Hacknight #356 – Measuring urban noise with Ingrid Buday & Dr. Tor Oiamo
Date: Aug 16, 2022 Topic: Enabling Citizen-Sourced Speeding Data Using Raspberry Pi and Motion Tracking By using open source motion tracking software, regular citizens can… Read More »Hacknight #355 – Enabling Citizen-Sourced Speeding Data Using Raspberry Pi and Motion Tracking with David Cass
Date: Aug 09, 2022 Topic: IN-PERSON hangout at Bickford Park Venue: NO_VENUE_ONLINE
Date: Aug 02, 2022 Topic: Campaign Cash: Using Open Data to follow the money at Toronto City Hall After he published an analysis of more… Read More »Hacknight #353 – Campaign Cash: Using Open Data to follow the money at Toronto City Hall with Matt Elliott & Jeff McCartney
Date: Jul 26, 2022 Topic: 100% Hacknight Venue: NO_VENUE_ONLINE
Date: Jul 19, 2022 Topic: IN-PERSON hangout at Grange Park We’re going to the park! This summer, we’re hosting a few in-person park hangouts, on… Read More »Hacknight #351 – IN-PERSON hangout at Grange Park
Date: Jul 12, 2022 Topic: 100% Hacknight Venue: NO_VENUE_ONLINE
Date: Jul 05, 2022 Topic: 100% Hacknight Venue: NO_VENUE_ONLINE
Date: Jun 28, 2022 Topic: 100% Hacknight Venue: NO_VENUE_ONLINE