Open Source Software Library

Natural-resources ministry application repository used for managing land or resource-service workflows. It provides public code and issue history for a government service maintained under open-source practices.

Reusable service for hosting and managing forms across B.C. Government programs. It helps teams collect structured data without building a bespoke form platform for every service.

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

Application supporting the B.C. Digital Marketplace, where digital service opportunities and procurement workflows can be published. It is a public-sector platform for transparent supplier engagement.

Verifiable-credential registry for B.C. organizations and business information. The project demonstrates digital trust infrastructure for issuing and verifying public organization credentials.

B.C. Government project for decentralized identity and Hyperledger Indy ecosystem experimentation. It supports pilots, integration work and shared components for verifiable credential services.

Plugin work around inbound routing for Aries Cloud Agent Python deployments. It helps digital-trust teams operate agent networks and route messages in verifiable credential ecosystems.

Database schema documentation tooling used by B.C. Government teams. It helps generate browsable diagrams and metadata so applications are easier to understand and maintain.

Common single-sign-on service repository for B.C. Government platform users. It supports self-service identity integration and access management for applications hosted on the government platform.

Registry application for B.C. Government platform services and onboarding. It helps teams manage product metadata, contacts and platform access information in a central place.

Digital analytics platform repository for B.C. natural-resources teams. It supports data ingestion, reporting and platform workflows used to turn operational resource data into decision-ready products.

Web client for forestry-related digital services in British Columbia. The repository provides frontend code and patterns for interacting with natural-resource APIs and user workflows.

Authentication integration repository for B.C. natural-resources applications. It supports brokered identity patterns, helping applications connect to shared SSO providers and authorization services.

Python ETL tooling for forest data services in British Columbia. It supports repeatable extraction, transformation and loading of operational resource datasets into downstream systems.

Java application for calculating claims in the CIRRAS agricultural insurance ecosystem. It supports structured business logic for claim evaluation and public-sector program administration.

TypeScript application form for the Children and Youth Disability Benefit program. It demonstrates a digital submissions workflow for benefit applications and structured intake.

Capital Rehabilitation Project Tracking system used in transportation infrastructure workflows. It helps staff track project information, statuses and rehabilitation planning data in a web application.

TypeScript project for a redefined corporate calendar experience used in the B.C. Government hub ecosystem. It supports shared scheduling, employee-facing calendar views and internal service integration.

An open specification for structuring data about people, organizations, elections, and public decision-making.

A set of open components for building civic participation and public-information services.

A data management platform for publishing and discovering open datasets.

Example Go project from the Canada School of Public Service for scraping federal collective-agreement pay data.

Defence Research and Development Canada dashboard exploring COVID-19 decisions with partially observable Markov decision processes.

Python package from Defence Research and Development Canada for SIR-style compartment disease models and simulation.

DRDC analytical software for calculating and plotting submarine limiting lines of approach with endurance constraints.

Accessible web-mapping storytelling application from Environment and Climate Change Canada using interactive maps and multimedia.

Accessible Vue-based web mapping platform designed for Government of Canada geospatial applications.

Open dashboard created at Employment and Social Development Canada to expose metrics about software projects.

Demonstration .NET application used by Employment and Social Development Canada for code-coverage reporting workflows.

Centrally Deployed Templates Solution used to deliver Canada.ca and federal intranet presentation layers to web applications.

Inclusive React component and design-system work for Service Canada digital product teams.

Department of Justice Canada application for employees to request workplace entry and for managers to review requests.

Open enterprise-architecture models published by Shared Services Canada.

Statistics Canada platform for centralizing, processing, cleaning, and tabulating data.

Open collaboration platform code used for Government of Canada internal social and knowledge-sharing services.

Government of Canada experimental recruiting and talent platform exploring new public-sector hiring models.

Alberta government CKAN extension used to define metadata schemas for the provincial open-data catalogue.

CKAN extension developed for Alberta’s open-data publishing platform.

Alberta government CKAN extension for viewing geospatial datasets on maps.

British Columbia Developer Exchange application supporting collaboration around public-sector digital services.

Government of British Columbia application for groundwater wells and aquifer information.

Government of British Columbia CKAN extension used by the BC Data Catalogue.

Nova Scotia self-assessment web application created to help residents decide when to call 811 about COVID-19.

Ontario public self-assessment tool that guided users through questions about possible COVID-19 infection.