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Building civic tech without venture capital in Atlantic Canada
Digital Journal profiles Atlas Atlantic and Jesse Sharratt's approach to building civic technology through community-driven ideas, practical AI tools, and a deliberately lean model outside traditional venture capital.
Digital Journal · March 31, 2026
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Man keeps streets of Dartmouth clean, one piece of litter at a time
CTV News features the community cleanup movement in Dartmouth, spotlighting the kind of grassroots civic action that inspired World Litter Run — an Atlas Atlantic venture turning local litter pickup into a global movement.
CTV News · April 2, 2026
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The Fork as First Act
Why forking an agent runtime can be the first serious infrastructure decision, not a shortcut
Read articleHow AI Tools Are Expanding Access to Remote and Distributed Work
On how AI is systematically removing the friction points that stalled distributed work after 2020, and what this means for individuals, teams, and the future of how we organize work.
Read articleBuilding Henry: A Secure, Cost-Governed Multi-Agent Control Plane
How we built a local-first, security-hardened orchestrator that runs sub-agents without creating expensive, unpredictable systems—and why guardrails must be first-class architecture.
Read articleHenry, Pattern Recognition, and the Case for Local AI in Atlantic Canada
What would it look like to run AI the same way we run other critical infrastructure—deliberately, locally, and within clear constraints?
Read articleAI, White Collar Work, and the Systems We Need Next
On how AI changes white-collar work in practice, the systems we need to support people through the transition, and why solopreneur and partner-driven paths are now viable.
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