The Smartest Cities Put People First
Say “smart cities” and most people think technology—sensors, networks, data, the Internet of Things. We need to think people. Technology...
Michael Wernick on Canada’s response to COVID-19
In this episode, Lori Turnbull, deputy editor of CGE, talks with Michael Wernick about Canada’s response to COVID-19 and the...
Into the 2020s – Challenges and Opportunities for Public Sector Leaders
Key moments in our history are often recognized later by what came next. It is undoubtedly too early to foresee...
Why governments need to capture data
Today on the show, J. Richard Jones talks with Scott Putman, CEO of IT Force about Business Intelligence and the...
Self-care for public servants: how do you think and feel about change?
There is a story about an ancient emperor who sent their envoys to seek the ultimate truth. After years of...
A Counting Conundrum: How Many Amendments?
When the Senate returned the government’s energy legislation (Bill C-69) to the House of Commons last spring, media attention focused...
How cities can achieve global goals
The role of cities is evolving. This is mostly out of necessity. An estimated two-thirds of the world’s population will be living...
Getting Project Management Right
The Project Management Institute (PMI) recently had the unique opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes tour of the historic rehabilitation and...
Mitigating the risks of working remotely
Due to COVID-19, many of us are forced to work remotely – even if we are ready or not. But...
Accelerating digital citizen services in a safe and secure manner
As the current situation with COVID-19 unfolds, most services are moving to an online format and are being offered in...