Introduction: Why flood maps matter now Flood occurs when water level rise beyond the threshold of rivers, lakes or oceans. Flooding is the most common natural hazard in Canada and the most expensive one, costing […]
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With wildfires impacting Canadians across the country, the federal government is taking action to prevent wildfires, mitigate their effects and boost resilience. The Government of Canada’s first priority is protecting Canadians and supporting those affected […]
As Canada enters yet another year of severe and increasingly frequent climate events — from early-season wildfires to flash floods and coastal erosion — governments are under growing pressure to adapt faster and act smarter. […]
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 […]
During the WinterGeo summit this past March, a collection of some of the most prominent names in Canadian Geospatial sciences gathered to address the state of Canada’s geospatial developments, and more importantly, their impact and […]
Carleton and Partners Developing Tools to Protect Canada’s Biodiversity Dr. Joseph Bennett, a biology professor at Carleton University and his team will develop support tools that will assist partner organizations with prioritizing resources to help […]
Lisa Campbell becomes the first woman to head the Canadian Space Agency – CBC The Government of Canada announced earlier in September, 2020, that Lisa Campbell will take over from Slyvian Laporte as the president […]