Apple Maps is Coming to Your City this Summer, Satellites show World’s Largest Beaver Dam, Who lives in Canada’s Hottest Urban Centres, Western University Investigates Storm Apple Maps is Driving, and Walking, Through Canadian Cities […]
Endangered BC Heritage Site Digitally Preserved by University Professors Edelweiss Village, a heritage site in British Columbia (BC), is the birthplace of mountaineering culture in Canada. The village is being sold for $2.3 million. The […]
Changes could be coming for AI Systems in Canada. On June 16, 2022, Bill C-27 was introduced in the House of Commons. This will be the first federal law for regulating the creation and use […]
Carbon soil mapping project aims to help beef producers trap carbon, fight climate change “Our grassland soils hold large amounts of carbon, and by increasing the amount of carbon that’s held in those soils, we […]
The 2022 Canadian Hydrographic Conference (CHC2022) took place June 6-9th in Gatineau this month. What a pleasure it was to be in person with other members of the geospatial community in Canada, as well as with […]
Overcoming Challenges to Make Complex Data Accessible to All VertiGIS and Statistics Canada presented the collaborated result of the updated Canada Update Census Program (CPDV) during a GeoIgnite, Winter Geo conference livestream on March […]
Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada supports the Canadian agriculture and agri-food sector through initiatives that promote innovation and competitiveness. In his talk at GeoIgnite 2021 on Day one, Technology Manager James Ashton outlines the strategic roadmap […]
Over the last decade, a growing number of municipal and regional governments across North America have invested in topobathymetric lidar surveys of lakes, rivers and watersheds. Regional governments often commission new lidar survey projects, along […]