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Page migrations get planned. Document migrations get discovered. Inventory, triage, URL strategy and reconciliation, for the nine thousand PDFs nobody budgeted for.

A municipal website is a service counter, not a brochure. Planning for council cycles, document volume, bilingual capacity and accessibility is most of the work.

Canada has a federal standard, an Ontario statute and a Quebec standard, and procurement cites all three imprecisely. Here is what each one asks for, and what evaluators expect to see.

Launch problems are rarely exotic: a staging noindex that shipped, a form that emails nobody, a redirect map built from memory. Thirteen checks, in the order we run them.

Most domain-name advice was written for a web that no longer exists. The seven decisions that actually matter for a Canadian organization, starting with who owns the registration.