Sidewalk is currently locked in negotiations with Waterfront Toronto, the public body overseeing the project, over a range of issues including how much land it will develop in the Canadian city and how it will use the data it collects on the people who live and work in its development. In June, Sidewalk published plans for the development of more than 150 acres of valuable waterfront land, far more than the original 12-acre site set aside for the smart city. Read More...
Sidewalk is currently locked in negotiations with Waterfront Toronto, the public body overseeing the project, over a range of issues including how much land it will develop in the Canadian city and how it will use the data it collects on the people who live and work in its development. In June, Sidewalk published plans for the development of more than 150 acres of valuable waterfront land, far more than the original 12-acre site set aside for the smart city.
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