The federal government has identified five projects now under review by the newly created Major Projects Office (MPO), a unit designed to fast-track approvals and coordination for large-scale national developments. The initial list includes: LNG […]
This interview is part of our GoGeomatics series on Canada’s historic infrastructure investment and the digital foundations needed to deliver it. “Canada risks falling behind without procurement reform.” Architect and digital transformation leader Claudia Cozzitorto […]
The GoGeomatics Expo 2025 is excited to welcome back one of our strongest education partners: the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology (NAIT). NAIT has built a reputation as one of Canada’s leading schools for surveying […]
This interview is part of our GoGeomatics series on Canada’s sovereignty, space policy, and the procurement challenges shaping the future of the geospatial sector. In an era of rising global tensions and shifting alliances, Canada’s […]
Is wildfire spread random? It looks like that, but it isn’t. In fact, it follows the invisible geometry of landscapes: slopes, vegetation density, and wind corridors. Managing these patterns is a spatial problem. A recent […]
The U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has released a new interactive web tool, The Cooperative National Geologic Map, the most detailed national-scale geologic map of the United States to date. Geologic maps serve many purposes. They […]
When the Government Can See Everything: Palantir’s Secretive Data Mapping Puts Civil Liberties at Risk Who Owns Canada’s Data? The Challenge of U.S. Cloud Control Does the Sky Belong to Us or Satellites? Hema Maps: […]
These annual awards showcase the power of digitization in delivering efficiency gains for infrastructure planning, design, construction, and operations. The Year in Infrastructure – Going Digital Awards selects finalists from global nominations for categories representing […]