Atlantic Canada is at a pivotal moment in its shift from Gov 2.0 to Gov 3.0—a fundamental transformation in how governments across Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador deliver intelligent, integrated public services.

AI, advanced analytics, and automation enable Atlantic Canadian governments to enhance service delivery, improve efficiency, and deepen civic engagement. Gov 3.0 means AI-enabled systems that predict citizen needs, interoperable platforms that eliminate silos, and adaptive services accessible in both urban and rural communities.

This shift requires more than technology—it demands a culture of innovation, digital literacy across the workforce, and solutions shaped by Atlantic Canada's unique context. From modernizing healthcare for aging populations to building digital infrastructure for economic growth, the region must balance innovation with accessibility, efficiency with equity, and progress with trust.

Atlantic Canadian leaders face key questions: How do we use generative AI ethically while protecting privacy? How do we transform legacy systems into platforms that serve residents seamlessly across provinces? How do we lead through this fundamental change?

Public Sector Network's events equip Atlantic Canadian leaders with the strategies, insights, and tools to drive this change. Hear from pioneering agencies including Finance and Treasury Board, Government of New Brunswick; the Department of Social Development, Government of New Brunswick; Health PEI; Nova Scotia Health; and Digital Nova Scotia—all sharing their experiences navigating this transformation. Together, we're building a Gov 3.0 future that reflects the region's values and ensures resilient governance for generations to come.