The future of Canadian cities got a little brighter this November as the inaugural Future Cities Canada Summit was held in Toronto, Ontario. Community leaders, philanthropists, industry leaders, entrepreneurs, government officials and representatives from research organizations, academic institutions, and think tanks from across the nation convened to discuss and share ideas on how to re-imagine our urban futures through exciting topics including Open Data and Technology, Smart Cities, Capital and Civic Innovation and Resilience Planning. Mayor Don Iveson was amongst the list of presenters at the Summit. For his presentation, Constitution 2.0: Time for Cities to Grow Up, he talked about …