True Canadian Maps Wants to Govern the Map, Not Just Skin It

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The platform separates visual styling, basemap data, place-name policy, and customer data so releases can be tested, audited, and rolled back independently. Its naming example links bilingual labels to an authority, record identifier, approval requirement, and fallback rule, while deployment ranges from a defined Canadian service region to private cloud, on-premises, or disconnected infrastructure. The governance workflow is presented as a founding roadmap rather than confirmed finished functionality.