There is a federal policy most people in the Canadian geospatial sector never read, but almost everyone works under. Across the Government of Canada, departments rely on geospatial information to support planning, regulation, infrastructure, environmental […]
Leading Geospatial Event Sets Sights on Utah’s Fast-Growing Geospatial Tech Hub DENVER, CO – February 18, 2026 – Geo Week, North America’s premier geospatial and mapping technology event, announced that it will relocate to Salt […]
The Canadian government has released its Defence Industrial Strategy. It is being presented as a procurement reset, an industrial jobs plan, and a commitment to rebuilding Canada’s military capacity. It is all of that. But […]
The GoGeomatics Kootenays meetup returns this month with an evening of networking, community building, and GIS-themed trivia in Trail, British Columbia. The February gathering will take place on Tuesday, February 24, 2026 at Tailout Brewing. […]
Students Use Drones and Smartphones to Map Historic Cemetery European Governments Push for Digital Sovereignty Amid U.S. Tech Dependence Concerns Satellite Record Shows Boreal Forest Expanded 12% and Shifted North Since 1985 UC San Diego-Led […]
Geo Week Examines How AI is Tackling America’s Trillion-Dollar Aging Infrastructure Crisis Conference Sessions Demonstrate AI-Powered Solutions for Predictive Maintenance, Automated Asset Management, and Real-Time Infrastructure Monitoring DENVER, CO – February 11, 2026 – As […]
Ottawa | May 11–13, 2026 GeoIgnite 2026 is now accepting speaker submissions aligned with this year’s national themes: sovereignty, resilience, security, Arctic strategy, digital infrastructure and Canada’s position in a shifting global landscape. GeoIgnite is […]
On paper, the problem looks simple: women remain underrepresented in science. Across much of the world, women are not absent from science, but the appearance of progress is largely confined to entry points. Globally, women […]