Media kit
Everything you need to write about this, or to put it in front of your neighbours.
For reporters, residents, neighbourhood and resident associations, BIAs, community groups, and anyone with a website who wants to point people here. The text is on this page with a copy button beside it and the files are one click each. Nothing is behind a form, and if something you need is missing, write to hello@solvecanada.ca.
Before you take anything: Everything on the media kit page is covered: the written copy as well as the logos, icons, wordmarks, screenshots and city cards. Taking any of it, by copy button, by download, or out of the zip, means you accept these rules. Read them first.
Words you can use
Copy any of these straight off the page, whether you are filing a story, writing a newsletter to your street, or putting a line on your own site. The numbers are live, so a fact sheet copied today carries today's counts and never drifts from what residents see.
One-liner
For a caption or a lede.
Solve Canada is a free reporting tool that turns a photo of a neighbourhood problem into a complete report to the city, live in seven Ontario cities.
Boilerplate
For the bottom of the article.
Solve Canada is a free civic reporting platform serving residents of seven Ontario cities. A resident photographs a problem on their street, the platform writes the report and attaches the location, and it goes to the city's own service channels alongside the ward councillor. Every report then stays on a public map with whatever the city did about it, which is the part residents almost never get to see. Solve Canada was built by Ahmed Nadar, has been carrying resident reports since February 17, 2026, and runs on the cities' own published open data.
Founder bio
Three sentences, third person.
Ahmed Nadar is the founder of Solve Canada. He is a software engineer in Toronto who got tired of swerving around the same pothole, built the reporting tool he wanted to exist, and kept building until seven cities were on it. He writes about the work at ahmednadar.com.
Fact sheet
Live numbers, generated today.
SOLVE CANADA — July 28, 2026 Cities live: 7 Reports filed by residents: 1,004 Wards covered: 86 Public assets on the map: 2.6M First resident report: February 17, 2026 Cities: Toronto, Mississauga, Milton, Kitchener, Waterloo, Ottawa, and Peterborough Founder: Ahmed Nadar Press: hello@solvecanada.ca Site: solvecanada.ca
7
Cities live
1,004
Reports filed by residents
86
Wards covered
2.6M
Public assets on the map
February 17, 2026
First resident report
Logos, cards and screenshots
No email, no form. Take what fits your layout.
Solve Canada logo
PNG with a transparent background
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App icon
512 x 512 PNG
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Social card
1200 x 630 PNG, the image that unfurls on a link
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Founder headshot
Ahmed Nadar, JPG
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Founder signature
PNG with a transparent background
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SolveTO screenshot
Product screenshot, Toronto
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SolveSAUGA screenshot
Product screenshot, Mississauga
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SolveMILTON screenshot
Product screenshot, Milton
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SolveKITCHENER screenshot
Product screenshot, Kitchener
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SolveWATERLOO screenshot
Product screenshot, Waterloo
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SolveOTTAWA screenshot
Product screenshot, Ottawa
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SolvePTBO screenshot
Product screenshot, Peterborough
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Share your city
For residents, neighbourhood groups and BIAs. Pick your city and you get captions written for it, a card sized for a feed, and a QR code that holds up on a poster. Every city in the list is live today, and none of it needs attribution when you post it.
On a phone, press and hold the card to save it. The download link is below with the rest of the files.
Neighbourhood group post
Found something worth passing on to anyone in Toronto. SolveTO is a free tool that lets you report a pothole, a cracked sidewalk, or a parks problem to the City of Toronto in about thirty seconds. You take a photo, the report writes itself, and it goes to the people who handle it with the location already attached. It runs alongside the city's existing 311 channels, not instead of them. solvecanada.ca/toronto
Short version for a comment or a reply
There is a free tool for this. SolveTO turns a photo and a pin into a report to the City of Toronto in about thirty seconds, and the report stays on a public map so you can see what happened to it. solvecanada.ca/toronto
X and Bluesky
Toronto has a faster door for road and sidewalk problems now. SolveTO turns a photo and a pin into a report to the City of Toronto, and every report stays on a public map, so you can see what happened to yours. solvecanada.ca/toronto
Toronto neighbours, this one is worth saving. SolveTO maps the roads, sidewalks, trees and parks the city already tracks, and lets you report anything that needs attention straight to the City of Toronto. It works on your phone with nothing to install. solvecanada.ca/toronto #SolveCanada #Toronto #TorontoLife
LinkedIn or a community organization
A city fixes what gets reported, and most problems never get reported because the form takes longer than the problem feels worth. That gap is why the same cracked sidewalk sits on a Toronto street for a year. SolveTO closes it. You photograph the problem, the report writes itself, and it reaches the City of Toronto with the location and the evidence already attached. It runs alongside the city's 311 channels rather than around them, and every report stays on a public map, so the person who filed it can see what happened to it. solvecanada.ca/toronto
Link with tracking
Same page, tagged so a share can be told apart from a search.
https://solvecanada.ca/toronto?utm_source=share-kit&utm_campaign=toronto
On a phone, press and hold the card to save it. The download link is below with the rest of the files.
Neighbourhood group post
Found something worth passing on to anyone in Mississauga. SolveSAUGA is a free tool that lets you report a pothole, a cracked sidewalk, or a parks problem to the City of Mississauga in about thirty seconds. You take a photo, the report writes itself, and it goes to the people who handle it with the location already attached. It runs alongside the city's existing 311 channels, not instead of them. solvecanada.ca/mississauga
Short version for a comment or a reply
There is a free tool for this. SolveSAUGA turns a photo and a pin into a report to the City of Mississauga in about thirty seconds, and the report stays on a public map so you can see what happened to it. solvecanada.ca/mississauga
X and Bluesky
Mississauga has a faster door for road and sidewalk problems now. SolveSAUGA turns a photo and a pin into a report to the City of Mississauga, and every report stays on a public map, so you can see what happened to yours. solvecanada.ca/mississauga
Mississauga neighbours, this one is worth saving. SolveSAUGA maps the roads, sidewalks, trees and parks the city already tracks, and lets you report anything that needs attention straight to the City of Mississauga. It works on your phone with nothing to install. solvecanada.ca/mississauga #SolveCanada #Mississauga #MississaugaLife
LinkedIn or a community organization
A city fixes what gets reported, and most problems never get reported because the form takes longer than the problem feels worth. That gap is why the same cracked sidewalk sits on a Mississauga street for a year. SolveSAUGA closes it. You photograph the problem, the report writes itself, and it reaches the City of Mississauga with the location and the evidence already attached. It runs alongside the city's 311 channels rather than around them, and every report stays on a public map, so the person who filed it can see what happened to it. solvecanada.ca/mississauga
Link with tracking
Same page, tagged so a share can be told apart from a search.
https://solvecanada.ca/mississauga?utm_source=share-kit&utm_campaign=mississauga
On a phone, press and hold the card to save it. The download link is below with the rest of the files.
Neighbourhood group post
Found something worth passing on to anyone in Milton. SolveMILTON is a free tool that lets you report a pothole, a cracked sidewalk, or a parks problem to the Town of Milton in about thirty seconds. You take a photo, the report writes itself, and it goes to the people who handle it with the location already attached. It runs alongside the city's existing 311 channels, not instead of them. solvecanada.ca/milton
Short version for a comment or a reply
There is a free tool for this. SolveMILTON turns a photo and a pin into a report to the Town of Milton in about thirty seconds, and the report stays on a public map so you can see what happened to it. solvecanada.ca/milton
X and Bluesky
Milton has a faster door for road and sidewalk problems now. SolveMILTON turns a photo and a pin into a report to the Town of Milton, and every report stays on a public map, so you can see what happened to yours. solvecanada.ca/milton
Milton neighbours, this one is worth saving. SolveMILTON maps the roads, sidewalks, trees and parks the city already tracks, and lets you report anything that needs attention straight to the Town of Milton. It works on your phone with nothing to install. solvecanada.ca/milton #SolveCanada #Milton #MiltonLife
LinkedIn or a community organization
A city fixes what gets reported, and most problems never get reported because the form takes longer than the problem feels worth. That gap is why the same cracked sidewalk sits on a Milton street for a year. SolveMILTON closes it. You photograph the problem, the report writes itself, and it reaches the Town of Milton with the location and the evidence already attached. It runs alongside the city's 311 channels rather than around them, and every report stays on a public map, so the person who filed it can see what happened to it. solvecanada.ca/milton
Link with tracking
Same page, tagged so a share can be told apart from a search.
https://solvecanada.ca/milton?utm_source=share-kit&utm_campaign=milton
On a phone, press and hold the card to save it. The download link is below with the rest of the files.
Neighbourhood group post
Found something worth passing on to anyone in Kitchener. SolveKITCHENER is a free tool that lets you report a pothole, a cracked sidewalk, or a parks problem to the City of Kitchener in about thirty seconds. You take a photo, the report writes itself, and it goes to the people who handle it with the location already attached. It runs alongside the city's existing 311 channels, not instead of them. solvecanada.ca/kitchener
Short version for a comment or a reply
There is a free tool for this. SolveKITCHENER turns a photo and a pin into a report to the City of Kitchener in about thirty seconds, and the report stays on a public map so you can see what happened to it. solvecanada.ca/kitchener
X and Bluesky
Kitchener has a faster door for road and sidewalk problems now. SolveKITCHENER turns a photo and a pin into a report to the City of Kitchener, and every report stays on a public map, so you can see what happened to yours. solvecanada.ca/kitchener
Kitchener neighbours, this one is worth saving. SolveKITCHENER maps the roads, sidewalks, trees and parks the city already tracks, and lets you report anything that needs attention straight to the City of Kitchener. It works on your phone with nothing to install. solvecanada.ca/kitchener #SolveCanada #Kitchener #KitchenerLife
LinkedIn or a community organization
A city fixes what gets reported, and most problems never get reported because the form takes longer than the problem feels worth. That gap is why the same cracked sidewalk sits on a Kitchener street for a year. SolveKITCHENER closes it. You photograph the problem, the report writes itself, and it reaches the City of Kitchener with the location and the evidence already attached. It runs alongside the city's 311 channels rather than around them, and every report stays on a public map, so the person who filed it can see what happened to it. solvecanada.ca/kitchener
Link with tracking
Same page, tagged so a share can be told apart from a search.
https://solvecanada.ca/kitchener?utm_source=share-kit&utm_campaign=kitchener
On a phone, press and hold the card to save it. The download link is below with the rest of the files.
Neighbourhood group post
Found something worth passing on to anyone in Waterloo. SolveWATERLOO is a free tool that lets you report a pothole, a cracked sidewalk, or a parks problem to the City of Waterloo in about thirty seconds. You take a photo, the report writes itself, and it goes to the people who handle it with the location already attached. It runs alongside the city's existing 311 channels, not instead of them. solvecanada.ca/waterloo
Short version for a comment or a reply
There is a free tool for this. SolveWATERLOO turns a photo and a pin into a report to the City of Waterloo in about thirty seconds, and the report stays on a public map so you can see what happened to it. solvecanada.ca/waterloo
X and Bluesky
Waterloo has a faster door for road and sidewalk problems now. SolveWATERLOO turns a photo and a pin into a report to the City of Waterloo, and every report stays on a public map, so you can see what happened to yours. solvecanada.ca/waterloo
Waterloo neighbours, this one is worth saving. SolveWATERLOO maps the roads, sidewalks, trees and parks the city already tracks, and lets you report anything that needs attention straight to the City of Waterloo. It works on your phone with nothing to install. solvecanada.ca/waterloo #SolveCanada #Waterloo #WaterlooLife
LinkedIn or a community organization
A city fixes what gets reported, and most problems never get reported because the form takes longer than the problem feels worth. That gap is why the same cracked sidewalk sits on a Waterloo street for a year. SolveWATERLOO closes it. You photograph the problem, the report writes itself, and it reaches the City of Waterloo with the location and the evidence already attached. It runs alongside the city's 311 channels rather than around them, and every report stays on a public map, so the person who filed it can see what happened to it. solvecanada.ca/waterloo
Link with tracking
Same page, tagged so a share can be told apart from a search.
https://solvecanada.ca/waterloo?utm_source=share-kit&utm_campaign=waterloo
On a phone, press and hold the card to save it. The download link is below with the rest of the files.
Neighbourhood group post
Found something worth passing on to anyone in Ottawa. SolveOTTAWA is a free tool that lets you report a pothole, a cracked sidewalk, or a parks problem to the City of Ottawa in about thirty seconds. You take a photo, the report writes itself, and it goes to the people who handle it with the location already attached. It runs alongside the city's existing 311 channels, not instead of them. solvecanada.ca/ottawa
Short version for a comment or a reply
There is a free tool for this. SolveOTTAWA turns a photo and a pin into a report to the City of Ottawa in about thirty seconds, and the report stays on a public map so you can see what happened to it. solvecanada.ca/ottawa
X and Bluesky
Ottawa has a faster door for road and sidewalk problems now. SolveOTTAWA turns a photo and a pin into a report to the City of Ottawa, and every report stays on a public map, so you can see what happened to yours. solvecanada.ca/ottawa
Ottawa neighbours, this one is worth saving. SolveOTTAWA maps the roads, sidewalks, trees and parks the city already tracks, and lets you report anything that needs attention straight to the City of Ottawa. It works on your phone with nothing to install. solvecanada.ca/ottawa #SolveCanada #Ottawa #OttawaLife
LinkedIn or a community organization
A city fixes what gets reported, and most problems never get reported because the form takes longer than the problem feels worth. That gap is why the same cracked sidewalk sits on a Ottawa street for a year. SolveOTTAWA closes it. You photograph the problem, the report writes itself, and it reaches the City of Ottawa with the location and the evidence already attached. It runs alongside the city's 311 channels rather than around them, and every report stays on a public map, so the person who filed it can see what happened to it. solvecanada.ca/ottawa
Link with tracking
Same page, tagged so a share can be told apart from a search.
https://solvecanada.ca/ottawa?utm_source=share-kit&utm_campaign=ottawa
On a phone, press and hold the card to save it. The download link is below with the rest of the files.
Neighbourhood group post
Found something worth passing on to anyone in Peterborough. SolvePTBO is a free tool that lets you report a pothole, a cracked sidewalk, or a parks problem to the City of Peterborough in about thirty seconds. You take a photo, the report writes itself, and it goes to the people who handle it with the location already attached. It runs alongside the city's existing 311 channels, not instead of them. solvecanada.ca/peterborough
Short version for a comment or a reply
There is a free tool for this. SolvePTBO turns a photo and a pin into a report to the City of Peterborough in about thirty seconds, and the report stays on a public map so you can see what happened to it. solvecanada.ca/peterborough
X and Bluesky
Peterborough has a faster door for road and sidewalk problems now. SolvePTBO turns a photo and a pin into a report to the City of Peterborough, and every report stays on a public map, so you can see what happened to yours. solvecanada.ca/peterborough
Peterborough neighbours, this one is worth saving. SolvePTBO maps the roads, sidewalks, trees and parks the city already tracks, and lets you report anything that needs attention straight to the City of Peterborough. It works on your phone with nothing to install. solvecanada.ca/peterborough #SolveCanada #Peterborough #PeterboroughLife
LinkedIn or a community organization
A city fixes what gets reported, and most problems never get reported because the form takes longer than the problem feels worth. That gap is why the same cracked sidewalk sits on a Peterborough street for a year. SolvePTBO closes it. You photograph the problem, the report writes itself, and it reaches the City of Peterborough with the location and the evidence already attached. It runs alongside the city's 311 channels rather than around them, and every report stays on a public map, so the person who filed it can see what happened to it. solvecanada.ca/peterborough
Link with tracking
Same page, tagged so a share can be told apart from a search.
https://solvecanada.ca/peterborough?utm_source=share-kit&utm_campaign=peterborough
Get the files
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