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PyroCMS

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PyroCMS Inc. 2009 Vancouver, British Columbia MIT

Laravel-based open-source content management system with Canadian company roots.

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Common Object Management Service

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Government of British Columbia Victoria, British Columbia Apache-2.0 v1.1.0

Common Object Management Service is an open-source project or repository maintained by Government of British Columbia in Canada.

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Education Learning Management

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Government of British Columbia Victoria, British Columbia Apache-2.0

Education Learning Management is an open-source project or repository maintained by Government of British Columbia in Canada.

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BCGov Renovate Config

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Government of British Columbia Victoria, British Columbia Apache-2.0

Shared Mend Renovate configuration for automated dependency updates across B.C. Government repositories. It helps project teams keep packages current while applying consistent policy and review settings.

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BRMB PIM

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Government of British Columbia Victoria, British Columbia Apache-2.0

Java repository supporting the Base Resource Management Branch product-information-management ecosystem. It provides backend components for natural-resource data and business workflows.

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BCGov SSO Keycloak

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Government of British Columbia Victoria, British Columbia Apache-2.0

Keycloak-based single sign-on assets used by B.C. Government platform services. The repository supports authentication configuration, integration examples and identity-management operations.

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