Mapping the Living Arctic: Science and Inuit Knowledge Combine to Reveal a Dynamic Seafloor Canada Marks 10 Years of the National Elevation Data Strategy 30 Years of RADARSAT: Canada’s Earth Observation Legacy Edmonton Police and […]
The first time I traveled to Nunavut, I was told the region I was going to was a hamlet called Kugaaruk. Driving through the town with our local guide, I noticed the radio station was […]
Navy Testing Explosive Drone Boat in First Proof of ‘New Operational Concept’ New Mapping Tool Supports Aquaculture Growth Esri Adds Indigenous Datasets in the New Living Atlas Nearly a Third of Forests in Northeast B.C. Could […]
Mapping has a rich and storied tradition in Canada, reflecting the country’s diverse landscapes and complex geographic features. Indigenous peoples in Canada initially drew maps on the ground and in the snow, and sometimes recorded […]
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 […]
World renowned cartographer and Canada’s very own Prof Fraser Taylor has recently been honored with the Order of Canada, the highest civilian award in the country. The honor comes “for his innovative contributions to cartography, […]
New Applications are Bringing Attention to Important Indigenous Issues June 2021 was a National Indigenous History Month like no other. With the heartbreaking discoveries made at former residential schools across the country, it is crucial […]
GeoIgnite is Canada’s national geospatial conference hosted by GoGeomatics Canada. GeoIgnite was held online via Zoom from July 22nd to 24th, 2020. This free event showcased the Canadian geospatial community and the leaders of Canada’s location […]