CREDENCE · CONSENT-FIRST (E6)
Inspiration — the Canadians we stand on
This platform is a synthesis of other people's public work. Credit is not a footnote: it is the foundation. Individuals appear only with their free, prior and informed consent; institutions and public programs by default. This page is kept current at every build.
The open-data public servants of Canada
They publish the record we read. open.canada.ca, Gazette editors, StatCan, parliamentary librarians — public service as public good.
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The Shattered Mirror / The Great News Rebuild (Public Policy Forum)
The diagnosis of Canada's news collapse that shaped the anti-thesis doctrine.
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Canadian Journalists for Free Expression
Defenders of press freedom and the public's right to know.
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CCIB — Canadian Council for Indigenous Business
Building bridges between Indigenous business and corporate Canada; PAIR and Supply Change inform the tenders desk.
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First Nations Information Governance Centre
OCAP® training — the data-sovereignty standard this platform defers to for First Nations data.
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The local newsrooms of Canada
The most starved and most needed voices in Canadian democracy — the antidote to the slop economy.
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Métis Nation governance and Red River Métis community
Built in the Métis homeland (Manitoba); the voice-and-reconciliation doctrine shapes every free tier.
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Policy: Individuals are named only with their free, prior and informed consent (PRIVACY.md, JOURNALISM.md E6). Institutions and public programs are credited by default. To nominate or correct an entry: citations@orderpaper.ca