VAUGHAN METROPOLITAN CENTRE SUB-COMMITTEE APRIL 6, … · communities and economic vitality for current and future generations. ... and are actively piloting small cells technology

~ · , VAUGHAN METROPOLITAN CENTRE SUB-COMMITTEE APRIL 6, 2016

ENABLING SMART CITIES IN THE DIGITAL AGE

Recommendation

The Deputy City Manager, Planning and Growth Management and the Director of Economic Development and Culture Services, in consultation with the Chief Information Officer and Chief Corporate Initiatives and Intergovernmental Relations recommend:

1. That this report and presentations (Attachments 1 and 2) be received.

Contribution to Sustainability

Green Directions Vaughan embraces a Sustainability First principle and states that sustainability means we make decisions and take actions that ensure a healthy environment, vibrant communities and economic vitality for current and future generations. Under this definition, activities related to economic development and business attraction for the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre (VMC) contribute to the sustainability of the City.

Economic Impact

There are no economic impact associated with the receipt of this report.

Communications Plan

Copies of this presentation will be available on the City's website.

Purpose

The purpose of this report is to provide Council with an update on what other municipalities across North America are doing to move forward with implementing smart city technologies as growth and development occur. It is also meant to provide Council with an overview of the benefits and value in incorporating smart city technologies into the development of the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre.

Background - Analysis and Options

Our daily lives from workplaces, infrastructure corridors, leisure opportunities, homes and interpersonal communications are connected by the 'internet of things'. This trend is projected to increase exponentially over the coming decades, and presents an opportunity for cities to incorporate technology into new developments in order to more efficiently manage the needs of a growing community. How we respond to it will define our success as an economic region.

The Economic Strategy Branch of the Region of York has taken a leadership role in advancing broadband accessibility across the region. beginning with the York Region Broadband Strategy that outlined a range of connectivity initiatives that collectively contribute to the goal of establishing York Region as a gigabit community. The strategy is built around three core priority themes: education and advocacy, municipal processes and infrastructure investment. Building on the Broadband Strategy, the York Region Broadband Advisory Task Force, with representation from each of the nine local municipalities, was established to provide guidance on the delivery of the strategy.

For Vaughan. the opportunity to address broadband accessibility issues is of particular importance in the Vaughan Metropolitan Centre. employment areas and other intensification areas. By enabling the building of digital infrastructure required to deliver not only high speed

Ir··). internet, but also smart city technologies, the VMC can differentiate itself from competing office markets by positioning the new downtown as a community that offers leading edge technology capabi lities to businesses and residents alike.

With a strong broadband network as the base, Vaughan has an opportunity to create a true world class downtown by implementing smart city technologies and not only remaining competitve in attracting new businesses, but taking a leadership role in piloting new technologies within the built form of the VMC.

In addition to receiving an update from York Region on its Broadband Strategy, the City has invited Cisco Systems, a global leader in smart city technology, to provide Council with an overview of the evolving drivers, technology responses and the opportunities that it presents for businesses, municipalities and economic regions. The digital economy is driven by businesses who use digital technology to redefine their operations, spawning a rash of business models never before seen, and is now rapidly trickling into the municipal sector to enable service delivery and/or revenue generation.

While the rationale for smart city initiatives within the VMC is present, there may be other opportunities for other parts of the corporation to capitalize on smart city technologies. Examples include traffic management, transit enhancements, streetlighting, parking revenues, e-health, public safety, community engagement and economic development. Digital infrastructure has the capabililty to transform how services are delivered, investments are generated and quality of life is improved.

Looking forward, staff are exploring the opportunity to conduct an Utility Servicing Master Plan for the VMC, and are actively piloting small cells technology in Block 55. The presentation by Cisco Systems is a part of an ongoing effort to inform existing plans including the City's Information Technology Strategy and other master plans.

Relationship to Term of Council Service Excellence Strategy Map (2014-2018)

This report is consistent with the priorities set on the Term of Council Service Excellence Strategy Map: facilitate the development of the VMC; and, attract investment and create jobs.

Regional Implications

The City of Vaughan will continue to work in concert with the Region of York aligning its broadband, digital and infrastructure initiatives. Partnerships with the development stakeholders, private sector partners and the Region will give direction to the physical planning of infrastructure to coordinate and future-proof development, avoiding conflicts in the public realm and encouraging integration into built-form, where possible.

Conclusion

At this critical juncture of city-building, it is imperative that the City begin to take stock of its digital strategy, develop municipal policies for encouraging broadband accessibility and future-proof its assets to allow it to respond to future opportunities. The presentations from Cisco and York Region helps to inform the City's efforts in developing its digital strategy.

Attachments

1. York Region Broadband Strategy Overview 2. City Digitization

Report prepared by:

Mike Launslager, Economic Development Officer, ext. 8472 Shirley Kam, Senior Manager of Economic Development, ext. 8874

Respectfully submitted,

Deputy City Manager Planning and Growth Management

JENNIFER LADOUCEUR Director, Economic Development and Culture Services

Broadband is one of several areas where York Region supports economic vitality

• Infrastructure Investment

• Office Attraction

• Broadband Strategy

York Region Broadband Strategy Overview

Broadband STRATEGY

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Problem Statement J 2 Broadband

tr~ connectivity is

~ill.; available across • r,;;;i · - ell ports of York ~ Region but it is not

always available a t the speed or price point to make the Region competitive relative to other jurisdictions

Council's Strategic Priority

Strengthen the Re gion' s Economy Objective #3: Focusing on networks and systems thot connect people, goods and services

Economic Imperative Elevating broadband access and capacity supports economic activity and job growth

-t Connectivity ENABLES*

• IS NOT SUFFICIENT ON ITS OWN

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3 Vision To establish York Region os o Gigabit Region, recognized for its leadership in fostering on eco-system of collaboration and busineu innovation w ithin a connected lifestyle community

Objectives • Encourage investments that will provide higher

connectivity speeds to 100% of the businesses, institutions and homes within York Region

• Create an environment that facil itates open, competitive

and innovative services end a pplications

• Ma ximize the efficient investment of both public and private sector resources to improve connectivity

throughout York Region

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Economic Development Action Plan

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i.e . network access Note· We do nol control speed or pricing

York Region's Role in Enabling Broadband Access Roles and Responsibilities

• Govornmenl Engogemenl

• OC'Ve!oprncnl lnduUty Engogomenl

• Propcfty Monogemont Engogemenl

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MUNICIPAr PROCESS

• Hormon\z:o Municipal A<c•n AgrHmonl$

• Devolcpmenl ApproYal Proceu

• Wireless CommunK:ot10t1i Toollil

• Regiof'lol Cond111I Networl

Where we are now •• •

• ORION PoP ot SovtMoko and York Rogion Rc1ooorch and Educ.1ion Ncfworlc

• Comnwnity Wi-Fi Notworl.

• low·Co:.t Internet lor Sodol Hou1oing

• Rcglonol Wide Arco NetwoR (WAN) Con1W1ctiv1ty (o g. YTNI

• Federal Government

• Telcos, ISPs & Utilities

• Provincial Government

• Regionol/Locol Municipal Government e nd MUSH Sector

• Busine ss Community

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ACTIVITIES • • D<ghof Conodo l 50 Stralegy 4 Cot111ed1n9 Conodiori) • Fur.d P1og1ol'll inlo M1»ion locililQ'\ot>

• Corrnec~ Cernitilil'litiu Seminot' - CiKO Conodo

• 'tort logion lil~rcn or>d EdiKO'>Ot'I Network

• Org<>in9 •ogog-1• ..,.,th Bi.ld.n9 ltldv1"y on<l Lor.d ~"'*"" l81l0) Auoclotion

AOIVITIES v

t....e•og ng ond horinoo~"'tJ in1i1rtidp;l1 po<>«>•~ ond "'tm.nh con .nohl. p1i¥ol• .ec:lol

;,-Ul"tefl'' in CCMlrecf!Vlty infrwlructUll• S1oodbaM.orletltod WOf\~ GrollfW

• Planting Poticy lortgqe

• vr"~.lt!l Connodivify

• fmP'ov-mt Arocn

ACTIVm ES v

• ORIONi\'Wnlol' Ptttlf'lee

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l"''l .. Sou .. lo .......... -· c.-* f'of ln•klllmion and Conn.don lo Ycwi: UnMIW!y

• ffontlt, ErwifO"'menlQI o~ Tron•portcrion projccb

• Ot19oing engageme<1I with Loc:al MuNc:.ipai#es

aOO lniernet Se1vice Prcwi<Ntt USPs)

Provides access to ''dark fibre" for Regional departments,

Municipal portners and potentially the brooder MUSH sector

~c • Yo1k il:eg>0n 8roodbond ond l lWIO'o'Olion. Su"°rriil

10d30 20151 • 3toodbond S:ral•gy Ad.,i101y To"' f0tc•

• Centnn ond Couidoll/ln1till"9111ll C01"1"11-.uoitM'

• Munir:ipol Cot-dvir NdWO<k o-~pmtJflf

• Y'r"" ~""-. AlMuirlg i;w1•nl and pbnned ookeholde1 111u

jPrtOf & Pnor!

iDYMwi"9 ponibM gi;>Ye•nanc. "'°d•l1 (ISI Crollf))


Economic Development .. _ na.t.TICi' Connectivity

"Priorities" "':~ :~:-

1 Centres& Corridors

2 Employment Lands

3 Rural Areas

• Knowledge-based industry Cluster Development


• Post-Secondary Attraction

• lnfrostrudure Leveraging

• lifestyle / City Building

• Cluster development

• Protecting Employment Lands

• Goods Development and Monufocturing

• Small e nd Home-based Businesses

• Forming end Agr~lood Industry Development and Support

• Tourism Development

• Executive Home Offices

---...---~ A Hierarchy of Approaches to Consider

1. Privole Investment: aim is to encourage/.

e nable private sector to make required

investments

2. Public-Private: ii hurdle rote

can't be met, explore public· private partnership options

(i.e. public subsidyl

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"ff~ :k·.._ ~

3 .Public: if public-private partne rship is not fea sible, explore public investme nt options

(Incentives?)

There is no single solution for the e ntire

Region - improvements w ill require a range

of strategies and app roaches within

each municipality

3

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Problem Statement J 2 Economic Imperative Elevating broadband access and capa city supports economic activity and job growth

3 Vision To e•lablish York Region a• a Gigabit Regian, recognized for its leadership in fostering on ec<>•y>lem of collaboration and bu•iness innovation within a connected lifestyle community

Brood bond ~ connectivity is

~·,p~ available across · S' • _ all ports of York .a.=..- Region but it is not Objectives

always available al the speed or price point to make the Region competitive relative ro other jurisdictions

t Connectivity ENABLES*

• Encourage investments that will provide higher connectivity speeds to 100% of the businesses, institutions and homes within York Region

• Create on environment tha t focililoles open, competitive and innovative services and applications

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"IS NOT SUFFICIENT ON ITS OWN

• Maximize the efficient investment of both public and private sector resources to improve connectivity throughout York Region

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II Strengthen the --.p Region' s Economy ~ . ·

Objective #3: Focusing on bl~""' networks a nd systems that -~

Economic Development Action Plan connect people, goods • _,._ ~~

and services

York Region's Role in Enabling Broadband Access

• Development ftldWty Engage...,.

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~E· • Propeny Monogemont Engoge"fleN .. i;;rt ..

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ACTIVITIES • • D~CollOdo l SOStmt.gy°COf'....O.ft9

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- Chco CGflOda

• 'tori 'ef1'0I" f...otc.I\ and E~ Networ\

• °"9ci'ts et"9~~ ,..,!fl Bi,'9ldot19 l"4i1ty ONt Lotod ~M IStlD) Auodo•.ot'I

• Yo_. q:~ 9roodbnnd ond l~lon Su"'mlf !Oct 30 20151

• Bfoodboltd St'Olegy AcMtory Todt F0tc•

• W"eleu Comr11unfcn11oru Tooli:it

• Regional Cond1111 Netwoii

Where we are now •••

ACTlVITIES 0

t.. .... <og "8 otd ~·!Mfll.a:;,,g .... ""-ipol ptOClll'l~ord ilwti~ COfl ...vbie pri.oaM MCtcr

~.,,...,..,,in conf'eCVr')' ~T.:te

81oorfbond.of«ttod WoR[ftg Groupt•

• l'bming Pot<y longq•

• vr•elt-u Co"!nocJi...ity

• EmfMO)lfl'fM'lilA!eo' • CenkH O"<I Cl'!fridoo/lmsl'9em (°"'n unlkl

• Mu""=lpol c.-tuil Net""°'k o-loP"'efl'

• Community w .. fi NotwoA.

• low.Co-..c lntomet for Soc.d HouMng

• Regoonof Wdc koo N""'on {WAN) Coonecnv1y I• g YTNI

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• OlllON PoW ol r~

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• 01igoing ~"\t wt'h UM:.ol Munk po"ir.ei1 and..,.,,,.., 5.r..tce ~11 llSP1l

• Yl "" W- -

• Aw.bw'lg c1;oel"f oN:t ~ 11oli.ilhold.t1 u1n (Pr!Of & Pnorl

lte..-.....-Cng pon:bl. ijlQWt~nte ll'I00.11 llBIG<o,.)

• t;;il '"'.-a.::;;,-.

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i.e. network access Note: We do nol control speed Of pricing

Roles and Responsibilities • Federal Government



• Regional/Local Municipal Govemmenl and MUSH Sector

• Business Community

Provides access to "'dark fibre" for Regional departments,

Municipal partners and potentially the brooder MUSH sector


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Economic Development

Connectivity "Priorities"

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2 Employment Lands

3 Rural Areas



• Post-Secondary Allrodion

• Infrastructure Leveraging




• Goods Development and Manufacturing

• Small ond Home-bosed Businesses

• Forming and Agri-food Industry Development a nd Support


• Executive Home Offices J-.::i::--t •

A Hierarchy of Approaches to Consider

1. Private Investme nt: aim is to encourage/·

e nable private sector lo make required investments

2. Public·Private: ii hurdle role can't be met, explore publicprivote partnership options

(i.e . public subsidy)

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-~ -...... a=.... 3 .Public: if public-private partnership is not

feasible, explore public investment options

(Incentives?)

There is no single s olution for the entire

Region - imp rovements will require a range

of strategies and approaches within

each municipa lity

4

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Problem Statement

Broadband STRATEGY

a . .,.,.q. A ,~o~~'-"' J._..

• •

Broadband

connectivity is

available across

all parts of York

Region but it is not

always available at the speed or price point to make the

Region competitive relative to

other iurisdictions


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Problem Statement j 2 Broodbond = connectivity is

~fk a vailable across • *1 • _ a ll parts of York

-- Regio n but it is not a lways available at the speed or price point to make the Region competitive relative to other jurisdictions


II Strengthe n the Reg ion' s Economy Ob1echve #3 Focusing on networks ond systems that connect people, goods and services

Economic Imperative Elevating broadband access and capacity supports economic octivity ond job growth


• IS NOT SUFFICIENT ON ITS OWN

..:-_ ~-

3 Vision To establish York Region os o Gigabit Region, recognized for its leadership in fostering on ec~system of collaboration ond businen innovation within a connected lifestyle community



• Create on environment that facil itates open, competitive

and innovative services and applications

• Maximize the efficient investment of both public and private sector resource s to improve connectivity


1f'UtlG~

~IP) .. r:iiii1 ... _

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11' \ \ \ I I I !11 ,,,,,,

I I I \ \ ' i.e. network access No•c Wa do not conhol ,~ oi pricing


-\IHUO't'

.. MUNICIPA~ PROCESS

• Hormon•ze Municipal Accei.~ Agfffmonlt

• On olopment ApprO¥Dl Proceu • WHefou Communication~ Toollti1:


• Telcos, I SPs & Utilities


• Regional/Local Municipal Government and MUSH Sector

~4P.- • "'9""al Condo• N-" • low Co-.J lntomct f0t SocO Ho111;ng • Business Community :'Ai':-

Where we are now •• • • R<goonol Wodo ""'4 N"""'I (WAN)

CM '\ectWity leg YTNI

4 Economic Development Connectivity "Priorities"

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"fl· · 'M' · .~ .-


2 Employment Lands

3 Rural Areas





• Lifestyle / City Building



• G oods Development and Manufacturing

• Small and Home-based Businesses

• Forming and Agr~food Industry Development and Support



5 ~ A Hierarchy of Approaches to Consider

1. Private Investment: aim is to encourage/

e nable private sector to make required

investments

2 .Public-Private: if hurdle rate

can't be met, explore public

private partnership o ptio ns (i.e . public subsidy}

......... lfllAflOY

~~ .- .

ACTIVmES • • DgilolCa"OCkt 1$0Shotegy "COl\IWCt.ng C~.on~· Fund ?1og10f!' into ,.~ kdikr.ion

• Cbnriec1ed Uwl.willMle~ Se."WG' ~ a$U> Conodo

• Yorl lt19ionll-.otd1o,..d f~ot>0n~

• Ongoln9~-. ..,, tt. 8"'~ftilid.1"y0ft<J Lond ~"" {8 ID) Auockroon

ACTIVITIES v

I.ti~ otg ond hotlNWli.ting .... Ncopal proc9Mll' '

ond ..... ""*"h COtl .-.ob&. pr~ Mttor

~.,._!\ iri (onNC'"'""f ·~· l~.-..dWof\"'gC..a"'P'.

• P'lonril'I; Po&cy lortgW>ge

• Wff'-in CoMedlv'lty

• Employr.el'll "1em

v ~~ • OllOO ,...,ol~

lfl>l'l d Soof>lolo •oglonol - c.. ~~and ConNdon to Yo.-\ lJnhoef_.,

• Ongoing~ w-h Locol M uNc, .pofN.1

ond ""6~ s.r...ic• ~1• llSP1)

Provides access lo #dark fibre" For Regionol deportments,

Municipal partners and potentially the brooder MU SH sector

~ 3 . Public: if public-private partnership is not


(Incentives?)

There is no single solution for lhe entire

Region - improvements will require a ronge

o f strategies ond opproaches within • '1'01~ leg'°" S1oodband and lrve'r.Jlion !Nill.rut !Oct 30 '201.Sl

• B,oodbond StroteQY Advito1y Talk foic•

• c.,., .. .,ofldc°'ridoi1/~lie!~Com"""1'"-1 • MU!'IOc-ipoJ CoMvil Nef"...ot ~ O-lopm."'1

• 'rrt ... ,f'V-• ~ cur1•rl ond plonned ~kehold.., 11•1

(Pr!Of & Pnor)

ll• ..wwi"9 pon:bhi 9ow1 no"c• 11'\0d.11 (IBt Gtcup)


each municipality

6

21 Economic Imperative


Strengthen the Region's Economy Objective #3: Focusing on

Elevating broadband access and capacity supports economic activity and job

growth


• IS NOT SUffl(l(NT ON ITS OIVN

networks and systems that - ll:btl


connect people, goods and services 1- ~·-- ;_·:I Action Plan


,\\\I/// iJ Connectivity! iJ -"'111\ \ \'-

i.e. network access Note: We do not control speed or pricing

7

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7

Problem Statement J 2 Brood bond

~ connectivity is

~~ ovoiloble a cross -~ -- all ports of York ~ Region but it is not

always available a t the speed or price point to ma ke the Region competitive relative to other jurisdictions


Strengthen the Region's Economy

Economic Imperative Elevating broodbond occess and capacity supports economic a ctivity and job g rowth


•ts NOT SUFFICIENT ON ITS OWN

II Objective #3: Focusing on Q.I networks and systems that connect people, goods and services

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3 Vision To estoblosh York Region os a Gigobit Region, recognized for its leadership in fostering on eco-system of collaboration ond business onnovotion within a connected lifestyle community


connechvoty speeds to 100% of the bu1ineues, institutions and homes within York Region

• Creole on environment thot focilitotes open, compehtive ond innovative services ond applications

• Moxomize the efficient invHtment of both publlc and private sector resources to improve connectivity


tr~

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,,,,,,,,, iJ Connectivity! iJ ,,,,,,,,,

i.e. network access Note· We do not control ipoed Of pricing


• Ptcperty MOfl09CtnC1'1f

E~r.1

tNA?to:

~le,;· ;'Ali':-

• w.,e&e-u Comnwnko"ion~ Toolkit • ~c-:.1 Cond uit Netwvrk


• low-CO'.J lnromot fo, Sotd Hollling

• lcgoonolWde,..,.,, N-.A IWAN) eo,.....,.'Y I• 9 YTNI




• Regional/local Municipal Government and MUSH Secto r


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5

ACTIVnlE!t • • O:gitclCc"!Odo ISOSttcMgy ·cor~..g CDnoO.on.•. Fvtld PtogtO<'t .n1o w fMof, loc~'0'01

• eon~ cCif"l.!r,..iniwt, Se1"llll'OI' CiKOCOfliOdo

• YM tegtOr1 h:worc.~ and ( dvcir."IOn Networ\

• ~e -sog ...... 1 w 'fl 81o11h:J"'s1iw1t.1"y oriJ Land o...lq>Me°" ISILO) Auoc.aoon

ACTIYmfS v ~ "9 ond ho<""°'""'~ W""illKlpal poAUe\

orci ....... ""-'h CQt1.,dJiep1i¥oM ~

<fMlll"'ff"-lln~.Y"'Y~~ l1~.,,..-dWoRWogGrowp1·

• P'-onrina tollcy Lona~ • WitelsuCo~...,ty

• Empl~ Arom

v ~~-.. ()tK)N f'oW ol ~

l""1a1s...hk*.•.......,Hoo11•c-• flo1 !ir,.ltoflolonoitd ~lo YoA UnM!tly

• O ngo"1o9 engopme'lt w..ft Local~ poSr•i ond IMt.fM' 5.rvlce Provid.i. llSPsJ

Provides access to " dark fibre" for Regionol deportments,

Municipal partners and potentially the brooder MUSH scttor

~c • YOJt legion Sroodbnnd ond llW'O'ltJlion &..,-.ill

IOd 30 201.SJ

• ihoodbond Stro .. gy Ad11i101y Tod< Foice

• Gtl'llf" o l'ld Couidou/~11tlligent (0tT11nU111*'-'

• Munlclpol Conduit Netwet~ o-~t

• Y)N' ""-• A!H'tlif-.g C\lf1•1'11 ond plonned •tole~ldet 1o1M1

(PrtOI' &Pnor)

~ . .. .-wing pon'bM gcw.1nonu mod.ls (IBJGfc up)


Economic Development .. _ tr•AflGY Connectivity

"Priorities" ~fl· ; ,,.,_; ....


2 Employment Lands

3 Rural Areas

• Knowledge-bosed industry Cluste r Development


• Past.Secondory Attraction

• Infrastructure leveraging



• Protecting Employment lands

• Goods Development and Monufocturing

• Smoll and Home-based Businesses

• Forming ond Agri-food Industry Development and Support





enable private sector lo make required investments

2. Public-Privote: if hurdle rote can' t be met, explore public

privo te portnership options (i.e. public subsidy)

·-lfMTIGY

"'IP.· -k~A.a.=-

3. Public: if public·private partnership is not feasible, explore public investment options

(Incentives?)

There is no single solution for the entire

Region - improvements will require a ronge

of strategies ond opprooches wilhin

each municipality

8

--

3 Vision To establish York Region as a Gigabit Region, recognized

for its leadership in fostering an eco-system of collaboration

and business innovation within a connected lifestyle community


connectivity speeds to 100°/o of the businesses, institutions and homes within York Region

• Create an environment that facilitates open, competitive

and innovative services and applications

• Maximize the efficient investment of both public and private sector resources to improve connectivity



Bro"'adband STRATEGY

J"-

4

~ • ,::,

9

1

7

Problem Statement J 2 Brood band

~ connectivity is

~E ovoiloble across

• r,;;;i ·~ all ports of York

-- Region but it is not always available at the speed

or price point to make the Region competitive relative to

other jurisdictions


II Strengthen the

Region' s Economy Objective #3 : Focusing on

networks and systems that

conned people, goods and services

Economic Imperative Elevating broadband access and capacity supports

economic activity and job growth


• 1s NOT SUFFICIENT ON ITS OWN

3 Vision To establish Yori< Region as a Gigabit Region, recognized for its leadership in fostering on eco-system of colloborotion and business innovation within a conneded lifestyle community



• Create on environment that facil itates open, competitive and innovative services and applications

• Maximize the efficient investment of both public and private sedor resources to improve connectivity


.......... 11UTIGY

~~ -~ ·-a=.......


,,,,,,,/ iJ Connectivity! iJ ///l\\\'-

i.e. network access Note· We do nof control speed Of pricing


• Govcrnvncnl Engogcrmenl

• ~dopm1tnl lnd!My

~ • Propmy Monogcmonl

Engogeme"r

-.... SIUUGY

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• HormonU:e Municlp(JI Acee~: Agreement$

• Oevdo~t ApprO¥OI Proceu

• Ww~ Comrrtunt<ot10n~ Toolk.it

• Res;...j Condu; Nefwo<k


INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENT

• ORION PoP ot Southloko ond York A:cg1on Re>ooJCh ond Educ.hon Nd'w'of\

• Communify Wt-f1 Notwon. • lO'W Co-..t lntornot for Soool Hov$ing • Rog..,,olWO.,.,.,,NctwoR(WAN)

Conne"""'Y I• g. VTNI






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ACTIVmES • • Ogool Co-'o 150 Strot.gy ·cor-=tlft9 ConodOM. fund ProgtOlll 9"io .. ~ kditof<Of'I

• Corir.ec<o&d Ccm~i Se.-.ror Ci~G:>N>da

• Yooir. ' eoion l..ordt GM Cdvc:O!.on ~

• ~9 ~...-.e'fl w ..... 8uold .. 9 IM...itty and lorod 0.-~ntr'I! (81l0) A110CfO'Ofl

ACTMTIES -0

~ .. ~ "9 ond bo•inonl.tjny .. ...-ipQI proc.,,., Dfd im..onenn can .able prfwol• MCb

,._.,_., In <onf'«:tv"Y .JJQ.dnlCt.'fe

lt~..-dWor\1"gQo:ipt·

• Ylortnin~ Pot<y lon~wg• • WHlcn W.1'CKll"'lty

• El'\f'l~A•eoi.

.c-, -0 ~~ • OllON_ol_

IPoPl o1 Souf.bla _.,,,....,. - c-* flo1 ~or-' CorHCfoft to Y0tl UM.t.-y • fro..,W &wwort~,.,, ortd Tron,po~ ~

• Ongo~ ~ w-n 1.ocal Murolc cofl.i arid lmltrfl-' S.,...!ce Ptolfid.rt l~Ps)

Provtdes a ccess to " dark fibre" for Regional deporlmenls,

Municipal partners and palenliolly 1he brooder MUSH sector

~c • VoA l!ol!'g>Ofl S1oodbaod ond l~lo" fw.,"'Jt

l0c130 201.S)

• 81oodbond S1rote9y AdYbo1y io~k f0tc•

• Cen~et aNI C«1id.:m/lrt\el~ COfl'llllVnl!'i.l

• M1.1f\ielpol CorlOOit NciYocfli o-topcnem

• Yl N IP,.~,....

• A.lHt:Mng cvri• l"ll ond pbnMd atobt"°!ditf '°''' (PrlQf &Poor)

RllY!e'M"4i1 pon'.ble gowrnOM"• 1t10d.li (l&IG<o..,,I


Economic Development ·JTUUG' Connectivity "Priorities"

":tP: .. ._... .. _ -=-


2 Employment Lands

3 Rural Areas



• Post-Secondory Attraction



• Cluste r d evelopment

• Protecting Employment l ands

• Goods Development

and Manufacturing


• Farming and Agr~lood Industry

Development and Supporl


• Execut ive Home O f fices



enable private sector to make required

investments

2. Public-Private: ii hurdle rote

can't be met, explore public·

private partnership options

{i.e. public subsidy)

.......... STUTl~GY

"rP.· ·r;liii'l --.a.=...... 3 .Public: ii public-private partnership is not


(Incentives?)

There is no single solution for lhe entire

Region - improvemenls will require o range

of slrotegies and app roaches wilhin

each municipality

10

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Br0.ctband STRATEGY

11','fldo 0 ~ ,'ro'i? ... ~ .:.. ""-• •

/ I 1 Centres& Corridors


2 Employment Lands

3 Rural Areas





• Cluster development • Protecting Employment Lands

• Goods Development

and Manufacturing


• Forming and Agri-food

Industry

Development and Support




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Problem Statement

-SU.AUGY

:"~_

Broadband connectivity is avoilable across all parts of York Region but it is not

a lways available a t the speed or price point to make the Region competitive relotive to other jurisdictions


Strengthen the

2

II Region' s Economy Objective #3: Focusing on networks and systems that connect people, goods and services

Economic Imperative Elevating broadband a ccess and capacity supports economic activity a nd job growth


· rs NOT SUFFICIENT ON ITS OWN

~ --+ -

3 Vision To establish York Region a s a Gigabit Region, recognized for its leadership in fostering on eco-system of colloborolion ond business innovation within a connected lifestyle community



• Create on environment that facilitates open, competitive and innovative services and applications



11~

,.~

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,,,,,,,,,,,. if Connectivity! if ,,,,.,,,,,, .......

i.e. network access Note· We do not control speed ct pricing


• G~etMlenl Er.gogt'fTlcU'll

• Development lndu1try Engogome-111

• Property Monogemonl

Engogcment

~

--;e.; ;~ :-

• Hormomze Munrcipol A.ccan Agnteman11

• Oevclopmenf ApprO¥OI Proceu

• Wlrelcu Comnhtnkolloni Toolkit

• Regional Coodu1! NotwoA


• ORION PoP 01 S0t:thlokc ond Yofk. R091on Roieoteh and Educti<>n Network

• CommuMy Wi-Fi Notwof\

• low.Co:.r lntcmcf for Social Houslflg

• RCiJtano l Wide Area Networlr: !WAN)

ConnocriY!fy (cg YTN)


• Telcos, ISPs & Util ities


• Regionol/Local Municipal G overnment and MUSH Sector


4

5

ACTlVITIES • • Dgi!ol Concid<:J 150 Stro1agy ·conPM1cting Conodlon.> • Fund P1ogrom W.O w 1sion fudlikJ'ioo

• Con111C1c1ed Comrn\lrli1lo~ Semif'OI' - CiKo C°"°do

• York •tt9<0ri ll:ewo1ch and Educurion ~

• OOfPng enuuu- n1 ..,.ifh Butidins lndv11ry and lofld Dovolopment lBILD) Auoc.iu"'01'1

ACTIVITIES v

1. ,..,ag;_ng otd hcmno,1<i;,-.g IJ\ul'li<:ip<>I f.l'OC't'>M• o od lrwutl'!Mflh con '9fl0bl. piivote wc1of

inw""9nh lt'lconr.d!V1'y 1nf1~·

~·oodbond-orlerltod Worbtg GtoUfH'

• Plonriing Policy lOtJQ!JOQ•

• 11r11elel1 Connochvity

• Efl'\f)lo)""Of'IA1oa11

ACTIVITIES 0 'fr O RION Point of Pta~

-'I~.

/ ' ~· IPoP) al SoulhloQ ieg'°"°' Heohh Ce,,._

~

.. Pof' irwallotion Ol'ld CoMadoft IO Y0t~ Lln~tity

• Tro•u.it Erwir0f"""9Mol o M T1on1po11ofi0f> p.-oj.ecb

• Ot19oirlg engogefl'lettl wilfi 1.o<ot .V.vrJt:'po&r .. , ond ln1e1ne1 S.1...ico Prcwidi&rt tlSPiJ

The Role of the VTN

Provides a ccess to udark fibre "

for Regional deportments,

Municipal partner> ond potentially 1he brooder MU SH sedor

~c • 'fo:l ll:~rt Brooclband ond l~ion Sltfflmil

lOd 30 201 5)

• B1oodbond ~r~egy Advilory To1~ Fore•

• Cientrtl' of'od Ccu;cto,./lntel~t Co.r.n·.uo1lti.>

• M ... nid pol Cordoit Neh•or~ o-lo~

• V I NP~~-

• ~curre nt ond plal'Nd 11okeho!de1 •:lllH (P1iot & Pnot)

· Reviewirig pon:bl. gcwernarlCe m.odel1 11s10<o..,1

York Region Broadband Strat egy Overview

Economic Development ·lflAHGY Connectivity "Priorities"

~fl:, • r,iiijil • ..... ...:;;;;;,._


2 Employment Lands

3 Rural Areas


• Office Altroction

• Post.Secondary Attraction





• Goods Development ond Manufocturing


• Forming and Agri·food Industry Development and Support




I, Private Investme nt: aim is to encourage/·

e nable private sector to make required investments

2. Public-Private: ii hurdle role can't be met, explore public· private partne rs hip options

(i.e . public subsidy)

·-SJMflGY

":IP.· ·~ ... ~ a.:::.-

3. Public: if public·privale partnership is not feasible, explore public investment options

(Incentives?)


Region - improvemenls will require o range

of strategies and appro a ches within

each municipality

12

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51 A Hierarchy of Approaches to Consider


enable private sector to make required

investments

2. Public-Private: if hurdle rate

can't be met, explore public

private partnership options

(i.e. publ ic subsidy)

Br'oadb• nd STRATEGY

"fJ', %il!f o c ?n .ii o ~ n _,_

3. Public: if public-private partnership is not


(Incentives?)


Region - improvements will require a range


each municipality


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Problem Statement J . 2 Economic Imperative 3 Vision To establish York Region as a Gigabit Region, recognized for its leodership in fostering on eco-system of collaboration ond business innovation within a connected lifestyle community

Brood bond :Y~ connectivity is

~~ available across

-~ · - all ports of York --- Region but it is not

always available at the speed or price point to make the Region competitive relative to other jurisdictions


Elevating broadband access and capacity supports economic activity a nd job growth


" IS NOT SUFFICIENT ON ITS OWN



• Create an environment that facilitates open, competitive and innovative services and applications



~

~e ;~;- 1

II Strengthen the

Region' s Economy Objective #3: Focusing on ne1works and systems that connect people, goods and services


.,,_ ... _, Action Plan

,,,,,,,,, iJ Connectivity! iJ ,,,,,,,, .....

i.e. network access


• Government Engogcmcnl

• ~elopmenl lnduttry Engogemenl

• Property Monoocmcnt

Engogcment

..-.... UUUG1'

~~ :~ ·-

• Hormoni:.e Municipal Accon Ag1oamcn1~ • ORION PoP at Southla~o and York Region

• Devdopmenl Approygl Procen Rouiorch and Eduction Network

• Wirelc» Commun9catlon~ Toollit • Community w .. fi NctwoA

• Rog~°' Conduit Network • lowCo:.i lntcrnor lor Soc.iol HoU$lng

Note: We do not control speed or p1icing




• Regional/Local Municipal Government a nd MUSH Sector


Where we are now ... • Regiona l Wide Area N etwoA {WAN)

Cormectiv1ty leg YTNI

ACTIVITIES • • O.gi1ol Canada 150 Stro1e9y ·c0ti 'lltctin9 Ccnod:C..,) Fund P1og1em onfo Mn ion locililc<'io11

• Connie~ C'.omtroUf'l itio1 Semina' - Ci,c:;aCor>Odo

• York ll11g!Of1 lleM01Gh and fdut;O">On NctwoA

• Ol'lf)Ot.19 ~nt with B111ldin9 !miu1~ y or.d lond DeYelcpmem {BllD) lillockJhofl

• Yo!~ ~eg~ Broodbond ond l noov::il ion Si.nnm~ IOci 30 201 .SJ

• Broodbond S:eotegy Adviio1y To1k f~c•

ACTIVm ES 0 L• .,.'09;"9 ond hor11\0nUflg m11nitlpat prOCUM\ and ~mwnh «in .,-.obi. p1t...ol• .-CIOf

i.-.rrn•na In t:onn«h''1)' infro~~ctuf• &modband-o,lontad Wor\Jng CifoYf>t'

• P'ltxlrin9 Polley lct1g1.10Q• • V/ife\eu Connectivity

• fmploytnenl Atec>i

• Ce"tic-t onci Couidor,/lotelliijent Com1ttU11ltiei

• Munk lpol C.0..W:lu~ NIHWOI~ 0l'M'.llof'IM*nl

ACTIVITliS 0

* ORION Point of p,..Mnc•

>;~;,1,~1 ..

i"''l ol Sou~lola "'9ioMI Hoalth c. .... ""

*' Pol' ln•iolkdon ond Coniwcion lo Vorl Un~Uy • 11an•if E~ntcl and Tte:1rupo1tofion projecti

• Ongoiftg ~ogem•l'lt with Local MvnklpoSir'•s ol'ld lnlerr.et Sofvko Provide" ! ISPs)

• YTN l!t1..,..,....

• ~uitlg CVfl.,.I and ploMed 110k.hold111 UM~

(Ptt0t &Pl'IOf)

ievlewing pou'.bte g i:>WrfloOnc• ll'lod•li (IBI Gtoupl

Provides access to " dark fibre" for Regional deportments,

Municipal portners and potentially the brooder MUSH sector


4

5

Economic Development .. _ HUltGY


~~: ; S1:- 1


2 Employment Lands

3 Rural Areas

• Knowledge-based industry Cluste r Development







• Goads Development and Manufacturing


• Farming a nd Agri-lood Industry Development and Support


• Executive Home Offices ~ --. ___ __..,_,,..._ ___ ""'



e nable private sector to moke required investments

2, Public-Private: ii hurdle rote can' t be met, explore public

privote partnership options {i.e, public subsidy)

._ ..... llMT~Y

f;~ • t - Jllllq. -~ a=....

3. Public: ii public-private partnership is not

fea sible , explore public investment options (Incentives?)


Region - improvements w ill require o range

o f strategies and a pproaches within

each municipality

14

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•

6 l Roles and Responsibilities

8




• Regional/Local Municipal

Government and MUSH Sector



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Problem Statement I 2 Economic Imperative 3 Vision To establish York Region os o Gigabit Re gion, recognized for its leadership in fostering an eco-syslem of colloborolion and business innovation within a conn ected lifestyle community

Broadband ~ connectivity is

~~ available across • ~ • ~ all parts of York -- Region but it is not

always available at the speed or p rice point to make the Region competitive relative to other jurisdictions

Elevating broadband access and capacity supports economic activity and job growth


* IS NOT SUFFICIENT ON ITS OWN

Objectives • Encourage investme nts that will provide higher

connectivity speeds lo 100% of the businesses , institutions and homes within York Region

• Creole on environment that facilitates open, competitive a nd innovative services ond applications

• Maximize the efficient inve stment of both public and private sector resources to improve connectivity


-stUtlGT

~-1 Council's Strategic Priority

II Strengthe n the Re g ion's Economy Objective #3: Focusing on networks and systems that connect people, goods

la~- . -e:<IL -.w · - ~~ Economic Development Action Plan

and services

EDUCATION & ADVOCACY

• Gov~nmenl Engogcnienl

• Developmctnl lndum·y Engogomonl

• Property M ariogement

Engogemer.I

ACTIVITIES • ...-.. $1UlfG'

'f~· .~:-

• D.gitol Co~o I SO 5'rotagy "(omwu:t>na Ccnotf(I~~· Fu,,d P1og1or:i irJo ~J.Jion focilita•>cm

• Ccn nec'ed U..m:r.uflltirn Se~nor CiKOCOflOda

• Yo1l t.eui0n tewo"n Md f.d11Cw. oo '\let~ • Orogc.W.9 e<'OQUoge<l'e•.t ..,,.i.. B""lci'fl9 lr1dw1t1y ood

lor.d ~lept!lfirl 18:lOJ Auociu•-oo

• Yo·~ h9i0n s~or.dbond Qfld lrlflOVl'llion s.. ... ""' !Oct 30 201.I)

• ~toodbono Sl·otepy Advi10f)' lo1~ Fo1ce

. _,_ ... _

• Hormon1zo Mun icipal A.econ Agroemonl~

• Dovelopmcnl Approvul Pfoceu

• Wirelcu Comm\lmcun0t11 Tod~il

• Rogionol Cond1.11I Ndwo1ic


ACTI VITIES v

l•~'Og:'*g ond hot/'l"IOt\ll• )Q ll'l11!'lk.ipol piQ<·•.,MI•

or.d kww!o!lenh CUI\ «nab!. ptlWJl• MK!ul

!f'MINrtt1nbkiconr.ctv.,.l\froUri.ct11ta

&roodbo~ qr!lod Wor( :n9 Croup~

• Pi0r1nin9 Pe.':cy Long.Jog•

• Vl11e.e» Coimodi.-•ty

• Ernpioyllfl<ltil A•cm.

• Gi111Jti on.i C .. , 1id01,/lnto<ll<(J•ml COf"'•"m:1ito1

• Mul'llcipal~uit~~rlrO"""'aP'™""l

• ORION PoP ot SOU'th\olu.\ ond York Region R~corch ond Eductioli Nefwork

• (om,,.uniry Wt-Fi Nctwoi'-

• low-Co~1 ln1crnc1 for Social Hot.r,.ing

• Regional Wida Ateo Network IWAN) Connec1""~ le 9 YTN)

v Oll:iON Point of Pte"terce tPoP) a1 Sc.i ... kile i.sglMol H.ilt~ Co'°'"'

11 PoP t.idolon end COllfWClon 10 Yotl Unw.t~J)'

• ho"!..;, &mrO"'mentol 011:1 i"Omoo1totlcti orot.r:ci

• 0r.gl) "$ engoatrM ~I w•h Lt.co! Mvrk PO J .. J

o~ ltite1n.~ Se1"'ce p,ov\dec. tlSl>sl

• Y!Niltl'•-

• ~·s.~ng cu11e flf a"Cf plot\f'lfd flel l.efo0:.de1 VI«) fPriot & P11()1l

b~~"9 pon ble 9 D'lernt1nt:• mod•lt (IB!Gro..pJ

,,,, , ,,,,,, iJ Connectivity! iJ ,,,,,,,,,,,

i.e. network access Note· We do nol control speed or pricing


• Telcos, I SPs & Utilities




The Role of the YTN

Provides access to " dark fibre" for Regionol deportments,

Municipal portners ond potentiolly the brooder MUSH sector


4

5

Economic Development kS:TIIATIGT Connectivity "Priorities"

~~: ;S1;-

1 Cent res& Corridors

2 Employment Lands

3 Rural Areas

• Knowledge-based industr y Cluster Development


• Post.Secondary Attraction

• Infrastructure l everaging


• Cluster developme nt

• Protecting Employment lands

• Goods Development and Manufacturing

• Small ond Ho me-based Businesse s

• Farming ond Agr~food Industry Development and Support


• Executive Home Office s

..__. ---~~~~,~--~~~--~


1. Private Investme nt: aim is to encourage/

e nable private sector to make required investments

2. Public-Private: ii hurdle rate

can't be met, explore public·

private partners hip options {i.e . public subsidy)

.......... STJtATlEY

'f'l!O. · t~ ... ,., ... "'"'-~

3. Public: if public·private partnership is not

feasible, explore public investment options (Incentives?)


Region - improvements will require a range


each municipality

16

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.. York Region's Role in Enabling Broadband Access

• Government Engagement

• Development Industry

Engagement

• Property Management

Engagement

ACTIVITIES •

Bfoiilb"ncl STRATEGY

~~ .. ~• ""_,,._ A .,.

• Digita l Canada 150 Strategy "Connecting

Canadians" Fund Program info session facilitation

• Connected Communities Seminar

- Cisco Canada

• York Region Research and Education Network

• Ongoing engagement with Building Industry and

land Development (BILD) Association

• York Region Broadband and Innovation Summit

(Oct 30, 2015)

• Broadband Strategy Advisory Task Force

• Harmonize Municipal Access Agreements

• Development Approval Process

• Wireless Communications Toolkit

• Regional Co nduit Network

Where we are now.

ACTIVITIES v

leveraging and harmonizing municipal processes

and investments can enable private sector

investments in connectivity infrostructure

Broadband-oriented Working Groups:

• Planning Policy language

• W ireless Connectivity

• Employment Areas

• Centres and Corridors/Intelligent Communities

• Municipal Conduit Network Development

• •


• ORION PoP at Southlake and York Region

Research and Eduction Network

• Community Wi-Fi Network

• l ow-Cost Internet for Social Housing

• Regional Wide Area Network (WAN)

Connectivity (e.g . YTN)

v I ,.

~I~ ?f/1~'

' 1 I i '

ACTIVITIES * ORION Point of Presence

(PoP) at Southlake Regional Health Centre

~~~· ·~~~·" f'f11~·1

* PoP Installation and Connection to York University

• Transit, Environmental and Transportation projects

• Ongoing engagement with local Municipalities and Internet Service Providers (ISPs)

• YTN Review

Assessing current and planned stakeholder uses

(Prior & Prior)

Reviewing possible governance models (IBI Group)

6

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Problem Statement

.......... SlUtlGT

~'1'; _._., .. _ --Broodbond connectivity is ovoiloble ocross oil ports of York Region but it is not

olwoys ovoiloble o t the speed or price point to mo ke the Region competitive relotive to other jurisdictions


Strengthen the

2 Economic Imperative Elevoling broodbond occess ond copocity supports economic octivity ond job growth


· rs NOT SUFFICIENT ON ITS OWN

3 Vision To estoblish York Region a s a Gigabit Region, recognized for its leodership in fostering on eco-system of collaboration ond business innovation within a connected lifestyle community



• Creole on environment that focilitoles open, competitive and innovative services and appl ications

• Maximize the efficient inves tme nt of both public and private sector resources to improve connectivity


t.~

~5;· :~:-

II Region' s Economy Objective #3: focusing on networks ond systems thot ~, -~~


,,,,,,,,,,. iJ Connectivity! iJ ,,,.,,,,,,,

connect people, goods ond services

.r_ .._


····-· • Govotrv11.m fngogomenl

• Dc.wdopmonr ~wry Engogomono

• P<op«'f Manogomont Engoge-nent

ACT1V1TIE5 • ~

~IP.· ;S' ;-

• Ogi!olCo-.aciol.\OSct~y·cor~"G Conocior.)· Fvi'ld PtogtDf"' fto Mt~foc.lito-<Jf'I

· ~Ccti\.,,._ft&e,~

Ci-KoCOl'llldo • Yort l 9910r1 lf..otc.., ond Edlol""v!-oti ~

• 0"9Qing ~09"""'"' ""'°"' 6i.tldrtg l'°"""•"Y Ol'l<I lorc:J ~l&ttD)Auo('trJ'o(WI

• Yor\ i~>e>n 81oodband and IMO'IOllotl &,. .. ,.,;, !On 30 201~)

• Btoadbond SitOMgy Acfvi•o1y iodi: f0tc•

• Hormoniu Munl(ipol Ac;un Agrffmcnl$

• O~pment ApprootoJ ProceH

• W11Nu Com~"Otts loolkii • Regional Condi.111 NefwoA


ACTIVmEs v

i....oag '.g Of'ld J.ornrit~ .,.,..c-po' pro<'le)•~

~IMoM~CCWl~pr .... .ctor

'A4~in(OftNCJV"')' 1'ifO&lf\let" .... ltoodborid-or4Rted Wori.:oog G.oup•·

• P'lonr.il'l; Por<y lcma"°'iJ•

• W..wl.nCotlltOCll""Y . f..,..,...... •. _ • C."11'111 a "'CI Couldon/ln~ligent C°"'ll"Utt'liilu

• M~~pol CoJ.dvir Nd""'°'li: o-~m

• ORION PoP ot Soulhloko ond Yo1k R0910ft Rcnoorch ond Edvcfton Netwolk

• Community w .. Fi Notworli.

• Low-Co-.t lntom• 101 S«d Hou""9

• R,g;o.,.,t W'de An:o N-fNANI C..-ncCN<y I• g YTNI

v ~~~-• Oltl0Nfb5rlllol~

l""la!Souidato..,.... _c-.. ~ t...Palloton oncf COMldcHt to Vofi. UM.n'Y • lto't~ e,,.,..t'O"_,,,m ~ 1'Gll-1po1to1iotl profecti. • °"90~ engo~"tt w-h Loe.al MuNc polir .. ,

ar.d int.met S-'fiu ~11 !ISP1)

• 'f l f..1,,.,._

• AiHtW'lg cur••"' o~ pbN\<fd t~l.t.o;de1 "'* (P1101 &P~)

b...i.wi~ pon1ble 90Yer1K1nce 1n0o.lt

(161 Group!

i.e. network access Note· We do nof control speed Of pucing

Roles and Responsibilities • Federol G overnment


• Provinciol Government

• Regionol/Locol Municipal Government ond MUSH Sector


Provtdes access to "'dark fibre " for Regoonol deportment•.

Municipal par tner> and patcntiolly

the brooder MUSH •ector


4

5

Economic Development -IHAllGT Connectivity "Priorities"

~fl· :'*':-


2 Employment Lands

3 Rural

Areas


• Office Attroction

• Post-Secondary Attroction

• lnfrostructure Leveraging


• Cluster developme nt

• Protecting Employment londs

• Goods Development ond Monufocturing

• Smoll ond Hame-bosed Businesses

• Forming ond Agr~lood Industry Development ond Support



--------A Hierarchy of Approaches to Consider

1. Priva te Investment: oim is to encouroge/e nable privote sector to moke required

investments

2. Public-Private: ii hurdle rote con't be met, explore public· privote partnership options

(i.e. public subsidy)

.......... lllAUGT

"'fill· • *1 • .-.-.=.-

3. Public. ii public-privote partnership is not

leosible, explore public investment options

(Incentives? I


Region - improveme nts will require a range


each municipality

18

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Provides access to 11 d:ark fibre" for Regional departments, ·

Municipal partners and potentially

the broader MUSH sector

It is N·or an ln_ternet Service Provider


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91 The Way Forward - QUESTIONS?

Private Sector Investment:

--·~ How do - we enable •

How do we~ ~

• or faci I itate? •

•• ~ • .. incent the • r-, ~ ~

~11'-' • ~ u - ) private sector . / to invest? • J \

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Public-Private Partnerships: How can we

support Smart Community initiatives? -• •• •

' •

How do we improve rural connectivity?

(e.g. Trail of the Woods)

.. •

Pilot Projects?

(e.g. allow access to YTN)


-.?:~ V\


Public Sector Investment: How do we continue to

leverage existing YTN? When&

.Where do we invest?

How do we apply lessons firom ORION


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City Issues: Rapid Urbanization, Economic Constraints, and Environmental Sustainability

City Challenges

Rapid Urbanization • Today, 50% of world population lives in cities. • By 2050 over 70% of the world population (approx. 6 billion) will live in

cities.

Economic Constraints • Recent economic recovery has not resulted in proportional job growth • Large segment of population (Baby Boomers) exiting the workforce • Skills mismatch to available jobs

Environmental Sustainability • Cities use 75% of the world's energy and create 80% of all greenhouse

emissions • Cities consume 60% of all water and lose as much as 20% in leakage

Implication

Rapid growth puts pressure on city infrastructure, making it harder to maintain citizen quality of life

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