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Discover open-source software founded or developed in Canada — from academic projects to government tools and community initiatives.

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Ransomware Prevention Guardrails

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Government of Canada Ottawa, Ontario MIT

Minimum guardrails and practical guidance for preventing ransomware in Government of Canada environments. The project is useful as a policy and control reference for security teams reviewing digital services.

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GC Data Ecosystem

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Government of Canada Ottawa, Ontario MIT

Repository used for Government of Canada data ecosystem experiments and supporting code. It captures early work around cataloguing, connecting, and documenting data resources across departments.

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Azure Landing Zone Base Cloud Architecture

Communication
Government of Canada Ottawa, Ontario Other

PowerShell reference implementation for an Azure landing-zone base cloud architecture. It documents reusable public-sector patterns for secure cloud account and network foundations.

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Service Inventory Lookup

Communication
Canadian Digital Service Ottawa, Ontario MIT

Tiny lookup utility that helps CDS teams find service IDs in the Government of Canada service inventory. It is a simple support tool for connecting digital products to service-management metadata.

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Static Content Lambda

Communication
Canadian Digital Service Ottawa, Ontario MIT

Go wrapper for serving static content from an AWS Lambda environment. It gives teams a lightweight way to deploy simple static assets through serverless infrastructure.

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Simplify Privacy Statements V2

Communication
Canadian Digital Service Ottawa, Ontario MIT

Starter-app based prototype for simplifying privacy statements in government services. It explores how plain-language content and service design can make privacy notices easier to understand.

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