Tintina Fault Line on Canadian Border Could Cause Major Earthquake Shifting Growing Zones: Citrus Trees Have a Chance In Canada Manitoba’s Toxic Wildfire Smoke Needs More Research Pomerleau Wins Esri Special Achievement Award PFAS in […]
On last Tuesday night of July, the Ottawa BIM and geospatial community came together for our summer social at Tavern on the Hill. No speeches, no presentations. just a great conversation, fresh air, and a […]
This interview is part of our series on Canada’s infrastructure moment and its impact on the geospatial/geomatics sector. With Canada committing 1.5% of GDP towards critical infrastructure and civil preparedness, the question now is: can […]
On November 4–5, 2025, Calgary will become the hub of Canada’s geomatics and geospatial industry. The third annual national GoGeomatics Expo is more than an event — it’s a unique opportunity to recruit, network, and […]
With the growing emergence and explosion of AI in the last few years we have seen some incredible developments that are quickly becoming part of many people’s lives. A key aspect of geospatial is the […]
The first time I traveled to Nunavut, I was told the region I was going to was a hamlet called Kugaaruk. Driving through the town with our local guide, I noticed the radio station was […]
This interview is part of our series on Canada’s infrastructure moment and its impact on the geospatial/geomatics sector. Canada is on the cusp of a generational infrastructure shift, with the federal government pledging 5% of […]
Read the French version of this article here Following his 2024 Sam Masry Award, Denis Hains is once again recognized, this time with Université Laval’s highest academic honour, celebrating a life devoted to the blue […]