Civic Tech Montreal is excited to welcome you to our new space for our first in person hacknight! Come meet with like-minded people to explore how tech can be utilized to benefit your community. Some topics of discussion will include: What is Civic Tech? What will Civic Tech Montreal Look like? What type of projects can you expect to pitch and work on? How can I get involved in Civic Tech Montreal? Tech Civile Montréal est heureux de vous accueillir dans son tout nouvel espace pour notre première soirée hacknight en présentiel ! Venez rencontrer des personnes engagées et passionnées afin d’explorer comment la technologie peut être mise au service de votre communauté. Au programme : Qu’est-ce que la Tech Civile? Quelle sera la vision et la structure de Tech Civile Montréal? Quels types de projets pourront être proposés et développés? Comment s’impliquer dans Tech Civile Montréal?

See full details for 5 organizing/advocacy/mutual aid events happening in Toronto on 2025-07-08

Civic Tech Toronto's weekly hacknights bring together Torontonians who want to improve the city through design, tech, and data. tech, and data. This week will feature an update on BikeSpace, a community-built web app that lets people report the issues they find when trying to park their bikes in the city that launched from Civic Tech TO in July 2017.

Civic Tech Toronto's weekly hacknights bring together Torontonians who want to improve the city through design, tech, and data. tech, and data. This week will feature TTCMap.ca, a project of real-time network status updates that show all the current service disruptions in one place. Followed by breakout group sessions.

See full details for 6 organizing/advocacy/mutual aid events happening in Toronto on 2025-09-23

See full details for 2 organizing/advocacy/mutual aid events happening in Toronto on 2025-09-02

Civic Tech Toronto's weekly hacknights bring together Torontonians who want to improve the city through design, tech, and data. tech, and data. Challenging cultural conversations are often terrifying and emotionally fraught because they reveal how varied people's beliefs can be—but what if we could create shared maps of human perspectives? Patcon will share a Google Maps-inspired tool he's built on top of Polis' agree/disagree data, revealing ways that people can come together despite all their complexities and contradictions—making our differences a little less terrifying. Followed by breakout group sessions to work on projects.

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