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How Toronto is using Clariti's AI to speed up building permit approvals

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Toronto has launched a one-year pilot program with Clariti's CivCheck AI software to expedite the city's building permit approval process. This initiative aims to reduce delays caused by incomplete applications, which can add significant costs for developers. Developers and tech professionals should watch how this trial impacts application processing times and whether similar technologies are adopted in other cities.

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