Established Evidence
Observed, cited evidence with a defined scope.
Verification and methodology
CDMM’s ambition is presented alongside clear claim status, source scope, analytical methods and the boundaries between precedent, proposal and scenario.
Accessible media
Use the narrated film, audio-only playback, English captions or complete transcript.
Research verification
Supported by suitable primary, government, peer-reviewed, academic, or similarly authoritative evidence.
Evidence supports part of the finding but not necessarily the complete claim.
Interesting finding requiring stronger evidence.
Credible evidence produces materially different conclusions.
Analytical proposition rather than established empirical evidence.
Evidence classification
Observed, cited evidence with a defined scope.
A documented program or policy in its actual jurisdiction.
Authority confirmed in applicable legislation, regulation or legal analysis.
A similar mechanism operating elsewhere, without implying equivalence to CDMM.
A stated part of the proposed CDMM architecture.
A conditional result driven by disclosed assumptions.
An element not available under current authority.
A question of evidence or design that remains open for analysis.
Primary-source register
Each source is used for the specific proposition stated here. A precedent for one mechanism does not establish the complete CDMM architecture or its outcomes.
Municipal institutions, hospitals, licences, local works, natural resources, electricity and constitutional context.
Municipal action plans and reporting; not evidence of CDMM housing cost or outcomes.
Indicator definition and national context; local baselines remain necessary.
Competition findings; not evidence that municipal ownership lowers prices.
Validated household food-security measurement approach.
Federal, provincial and territorial roles in public healthcare.
Provincial and territorial apprenticeship roles and interprovincial collaboration.
Science-based values with jurisdiction-specific implementation.
A city-owned electricity utility in its own legal and operating context.
Universal service objective; not proof of local service performance.