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The City’s Open Data portal is now available to the public as a pilot project. The available data sets will allow members of the public to access raw, digital, machine-readable information free of charge to foster innovation, stimulate economic growth, improve government service delivery and increase internal efficiencies.
Initial data sets that are available have been organized under four main categories:
We’d love for you to access the Open Data portal, and then provide feedback on the current data sets and suggestions for future data set considerations on Connect Oshawa.
Have a question about the Open Data pilot project? Ask us here and we'll get back to you!