Yesterday, November 13th, in Terrace, British Columbia, Mark Carney, Prime Minister of Canada, announced the second tranche of national infrastructure and resource-projects designated under the newly launched Major Projects Office (MPO). While the headlines focused […]
The names that we give our communities and the landscapes that surround us are important to our sense of self, often representing a collective history and anchoring us within the wider world. When European colonists […]
June is National Indigenous History Month. This month gives Canadians the opportunity to honour the resilience, stories, history and achievements of Indigenous peoples. We can learn and explore our collective past, as well as the […]
ACLS.AATC is offering sponsorship opportunities for its 17th National Surveyors Conference, from May 10 to 12, 2023, in Mont Tremblant, Quebec. The conference will be held in conjunction with Professional Surveyors Canada Conference. The 2023 […]
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 […]
For National Indigenous History Month, we have brought you this special edition digest comprised of geospatial-related indigenous stories. New interactive map shares Indigenous arts, language and culture throughout B.C. The First Peoples’ Cultural Council has […]
Esri Canada’s Program Director killed in small plane crash on March 21st John Bacon, Program Director in Esri Canada’s Geospatial Infrastructure Department passed away on March 21st after a small airplane crashed near the Brantford […]
A study on eastern wolves near Georgian Bay is taking a unique approach by braiding western scientific techniques together with Indigenous knowledge systems. Researcher Jesse Popp and Theodore Flamand, the Wiikwemkoong species-at-risk coordinator, are working […]