GeoIgnite 2026 is designed to bring together Canada’s geospatial community at many levels, from national leaders and policymakers to students, technologists, and those exploring the field for the first time. This year, we have introduced […]
Satellite Data and AI Support Water Monitoring and Climate Resilience AI and GPU Acceleration Move Geospatial Processing Closer to Real-Time and Into Orbit China Expands Large-Scale Ocean Mapping With Strategic and Military Implications Strait of […]
The Canadian Remote Sensing Society (CRSS-SCT) has formally expanded its scope to include Remote Sensing, Photogrammetry, and Spatial Information Sciences, marking a notable shift in how one of Canada’s longstanding geospatial organizations defines its role. […]
Monday at GeoIgnite 2026: The Canadian Geospatial Forum and Evening Reception GeoIgnite 2026 will open in Ottawa this May with the Canadian Geospatial Forum, a high-level Monday program designed to address the strategic challenges facing […]
SAIT hosted their BGIS (Bachelor of Applied Technology Geographic Information Systems) / GNT (Geomatics Engineering Technology) industry night on 29 January 2026. I was really glad to attend as a guest. The purpose of the […]
On Monday, March 9th, we launched the National Geospatial Capability Survey. The goal was simple: to move beyond the usual marketing brochures and get a real, unfiltered look at where our sector actually stands. In […]
In This Edition AI Agents Could Reshape the Future of Geospatial Analysis China Expands Satellite Partnerships Across Africa Satellite Imagery Helping Speed Recovery in Disaster Zones New Flood Mapping Tool Could Improve Early Warning Systems […]
Canada is entering a period of major national investment in infrastructure, digital transformation, and Arctic security. From infrastructure modernization and digital twins to Arctic monitoring and national security, geospatial technologies will play a critical role […]