Open Data in Canada

The Canadian Research Data Centre Network provides access to datasets through its research data centers.

Browse the City of Brampton's open data, defined by the city as machine-readable information shared for reuse.

Essex County's free, open data portal provides public access to data relating to the county and local municipalities.

The Canadian Database of Geochemical Surveys provides public information on more than 1,000 regional surveys.

HDRN Canada’s Data Services helps researchers request multi-regional Canadian health and administrative data through a centralized access process.

ClimateData.ca provides climate data and resources to help Canadians make decisions in a changing climate, with maps, downloads, and a learning zone.

Canadian Climate Data and Scenarios provides climate-model data and scenario resources for Canada.

Canada’s National Soil Database archives geospatial soil, landscape, and climate datasets collected through surveys and land-data projects.

The IHEC Data Portal lets users select datasets for viewing in a data grid, exploring in a genome browser, or downloading.

Ottawa’s open government portal provides access to city data and information products.

Grey County’s public open data hub lets visitors explore and download datasets published by the county.

Thunder Bay’s open data portal supports public data discovery, analysis, downloads, and mapping through ArcGIS Hub.

Greater Sudbury’s open-data portal provides municipal datasets for public use.

Vancouver’s open-data portal lets users view and download city datasets, explore maps and charts, and access data by API.

Kingston’s open government portal shares city-created mapping applications and data with the public.

Maple Ridge’s Open Government Portal hosts mapping data and applications for accessing information about the city.

Open Kelowna provides municipal data, maps, applications, and stories, with GIS data for download and reuse.

The Town of Ajax's open data hub provides a public site for accessing datasets published by the municipality.

New Westminster's ArcGIS Hub supports discovering, analyzing, and downloading data, with map services and web mapping tools.

The City of Pickering provides an open-data portal for municipal datasets.

Toronto Police Service’s public safety data portal provides police open data, analytics, and web map applications.

Prince Edward Island's Open Data Hub supports data discovery, downloads, analysis, map services, and web mapping.

Gemma provides curated, reanalyzed genomics datasets, experimental annotations, and differential expression results for microarray and RNA-seq studies.

Peel Region's data portal provides demographic, housing, and economic information, with options to download data and explore it in reports.