Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) has signed the renewal of the Canadian Geomatics Accord for 2025–2030 with the Government of British Columbia as co-chairs and first official signatories. The renewed Accord will continue to enable federal-provincial-territorial […]
Vancouver-Based URSA Project Models Urban Resilience to Shape Climate Policy Quebec City First in Canada to Join Google’s Project Green Light Canadian Rocket Launches Signal Growth in Space Sector Port of Churchill Envisioned as Canada’s […]
St. Louis, MO — August 18, 2025 — Taylor Geospatial Institute (TGI) today announced the launch of the Geospatial Innovation for Food Security Challenge (GIFS). Through this Challenge, TGI will invest a total of up […]
In June 2025, the Government of Canada announced a $6.8 million investment in 20 new flood-mapping and adaptation projects under the Flood Hazard Identification and Mapping Program (FHIMP). These initiatives promise to revolutionize how we […]
Cities are under pressure. Infrastructure is ageing, urban population is growing and climate risks are escalating. Urban planners are expected to manage this complexity — often with tools that were never designed for the pace […]
At a time when data is fast becoming the lifeblood of national infrastructure, Prashant Shukle issued a sharp warning about Canada’s increasingly fragmented approach to digital governance. A longtime leader in the country’s geospatial community […]
This year at GeoIgnite 2025, the keynote stage wasn’t just about showcasing the latest tech. It became a space for asking tough questions: What’s holding back real-world impact in geospatial research? Can AI be trusted […]
Flooding in Canada causes an average of $1 billion in damages annually, but the summer of 2024 was especially devastating, with over $7 billion in insured losses from floods, fires, and hailstorms. As climate change […]