Across Canada, billions are being invested in infrastructure renewal and development — but serious challenges remain underground. Inconsistent utility data, outdated standards, and fragmented responsibilities continue to put workers, projects, and the public at risk. […]
Cities are under pressure. Infrastructure is ageing, urban population is growing and climate risks are escalating. Urban planners are expected to manage this complexity — often with tools that were never designed for the pace […]
Canada’s commitment to ramp up defence spending to 5% of GDP by 2035 may be the headline, but it’s the infrastructure component – 1.5% of GDP – that carries long-term implications for how the country […]
In recent months, several Canadian colleges and universities have announced cuts to geospatial and geomatics programs, reflecting ongoing pressure on post-secondary institutions to make difficult decisions in response to shifting enrollment patterns and limited funding. […]
UBC Okanagan Student Develops Canadian Wildfire Application Flood Mapping will Increase the Number of Quebec Homes in Flood Zones A New Digital Mapping Tool for Ottawa’s Traffic Infrastructure New RFP from the Canada Govt Looks […]
Just as technology continues to evolve at lightning speed, so too does the movement of people across the globe. In today’s hyper-connected world, the skies have become highways, and airports, global crossroads. Air travel remains […]
Canada is at a turning point. As global power dynamics shift and technological capabilities accelerate, the systems we rely on to manage, share, and act on data are showing their age. At GeoIgnite 2025, one […]
As GeoIgnite 2025 approaches, we extend our heartfelt thanks to all our sponsors whose support makes this premier Canadian geospatial leadership conference possible. Their commitment enables us to bring together experts, professionals, and innovators from […]