Curated Collections

The Open Science and Data Platform provides access to diverse information, including data, scientific publications and regulatory records — information that is critical to advance major projects and understand cumulative effects. As the catalogue continues to grow, it is important to organize these records so users can quickly find the information they need.

One way of doing this is through the creation of custom collections, where content is organized, or curated, into easily discoverable collections focused on specific regions or topics of interest. Subject matter experts work together to build the collections so they are relevant and useful for particular needs, like project-based or regional impact assessments.

For example, a collection focused on British Columbia’s Golden Triangle region is designed to support the timely, efficient assessment of major projects in the region, including having access to important information to inform early planning, Indigenous consultations and public engagement.

Another example shares resources to inform the understanding of cumulative effects in the area surrounding Northern Ontario’s Ring of Fire region. This collection supports information sharing for the area’s regional assessment under the Impact Assessment Act.

Explore all collections:

• Resources to Support Assessment of Major Projects in Northwestern British Columbia
• Resources to Understand Cumulative Effects in the Salish Sea Ecosystem
• Canada Marine Planning Atlas Curated Content
• Resources to Understand Cumulative Effects in the Abitibi Region
• Resources to Understand Potential Effects From Future Offshore Wind Development in Atlantic Canada
• Resources to Understand Cumulative Effects in Northern Ontario
• Resources to Understand Cumulative Effects in Western Canada