Is outer space too vast to be polluted? Will it eventually self-clean? Let us not forget that humans have a tendency to spread pollution. What we observe around us serves as the most profound silent […]
Greenland Map Showing ‘Strategic Resources’ Eyed by USA, China Mapping the Destruction from the Myanmar Earthquake Apple Maps Adds More Than 250 Indigenous Placenames in Australia Stormy Rains in the Sahara Offer Clues to Past […]
Water is crucial for all life on Earth, and as the planet increasingly feels the effects of climate change, freshwater is becoming an even more contentious issue. Canadians are fortunate to possess approximately 20% of […]
Canada’s Arctic strategy just got a serious tech upgrade. A new $6-billion collaboration with Australia will develop an Over-the-Horizon Radar (OTHR) system. This cutting-edge technology is set to monitor Canada’s northern air and maritime approaches, […]
Mapping Mineral Resources at Opposite Poles Australia and Greenland have long been known for their abundance of valuable natural resources. However, with changing global geopolitics and increasing headlines surrounding the two, some maps that highlight […]
In Canada, we are going through the most consequential federal elections in generations. Although the campaign has just started, issues of economic and political sovereignty, and national security and defence spending might take precedence over […]
Nominations are now open for Canada’s National Geomatics Awards 2025, and we invite you to participate in recognizing outstanding individuals and organizations who are making significant contributions within Canada and beyond. These awards seek to […]
A quiet but seismic shift is underway! The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), a cornerstone of global environmental research, has placed strict restrictions on its scientists’ international engagements. Without explicit clearance, NOAA-affiliated researchers […]