Bill C-5, the Free Trade and Labour Mobility in Canada Act, has sparked debate and some confusion in Canada’s surveying community — particularly around whether it affects the long-standing requirement for federal licensure. To clarify […]
When we look at a map, it feels like we are seeing the world as it is. Oceans, continents, and countries laid out neatly on a page or a screen. But every map is a […]
NOAA Upheaval Raises Concerns as U.S. Nears Peak Hurricane Season India’s Private Space Industry to Launch 12-Satellite EO Network Under PPP What’s Next for Landsat and Civilian Earth Observation Mapping the Future: Google AlphaEarth Foundations […]
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced last week that the federal government will establish a Federal Major Projects Office to oversee and expedite projects designated as being in the national interest under the new Building Canada […]
Canada is embarking on one of the largest infrastructure investments in its history — dedicating 1.5% of GDP to critical infrastructure as part of a broader 5% commitment in defence. This scale of spending represents […]
Earlier this year, we invited Canada’s geomatics and geospatial community to nominate the individuals and organizations making a real difference in our sector. Now it’s time to make the final call for the Canada’s National […]
GoGeomatics networking socials have grown into the beating heart of Canada’s geospatial community. Every month (except summer), professionals, students, and enthusiasts gather to share knowledge, spark collaborations, and build lasting relationships. What began as a […]
Mapping the Contested Arctic Feedback on Canada’s Internal Trade Legislation New Report Examines Link Between Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women and Human Trafficking in Canada CTV News Web Map Highlights Wildfires in Canada Satellite Imagery […]