Jonathan Murphy: Hi Claus, and welcome to the GoGeomatics Canada community. First off, can you tell us about where you are from and where you got your GIS education? Claus Rinner: Hi Jon, thanks for […]
Canada’s Geospatial Past We can be proud of our history and achievements in the fields of Science, Geography, and Geomatics. From the first edition of National Atlas of Canada back in 1906, the National Air […]
Why is Red River College closing its GIS program? “Low Industry and labour market demand and difficulty attracting students” as well as budget costs to post-secondary schools in Manitoba have been cited as causes in […]
You are invited to support the 5th Annual 2018 GoGeomatics Back to School Socials across Canada this fall. 15 Professional Canadian Geospatial Networking Groups GoGeomatics is the largest and most popular communications hub in the Canadian […]
GoGeomatics: Hi Will. Thanks for taking the time to talk to the GoGeomatics community. You’re a successful geospatial entrepreneur with a thriving business. Before we dig in we’d like to get to know you as a person […]
In our last article on land use in the Greenbelt, we discussed the Places to Grow Act, an Ontario policy envisaged at curbing the effects of urban sprawl and encouraging population growth where it is […]
Quite of few Canadian geomatics specialists have been scratching our heads since news broke that Canada dropped 3 spots on the international rankings of geospatial readiness this year. The rankings only started in 2017 so […]
Canadian Red tape costs industry millions Norwegian company Kongsberg Satellite Services (KSAT) has been waiting since 2016 for Ottawa to grant the operating license that will let them run their satellite ground receiving station in […]