From Arctic geometry gaps to sovereignty exposure, can Canada afford continued dependence on external GNSS systems? The strategic silence in Ottawa has finally broken. For decades, Canada’s reliance on the American Global Positioning System (GPS) […]
“Data is the new oil.” Just as petroleum and electricity powered and transformed the 20th century, data is now driving the digital paradigm and shaping the global economy of the 21st century. It fuels innovation, […]
Canada currently lacks a sovereign Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) and several core components of modern geodetic infrastructure needed to ensure reliable positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT). Canada now depends heavily on foreign satellite systems […]
Canada’s failure to invest in modern geodetic infrastructure has left it dependent on foreign systems to run satellites, guide ships, synchronize power grids, and safeguard sovereignty — an invisible weakness in the infrastructure that holds […]
Digital sovereignty has quickly become one of the most pressing policy issues in Canada. From the U.S. Patriot Act and Cloud Act to the risks of foreign ownership of critical infrastructure, Canada finds itself increasingly […]
The Canadian geospatial and engineering sectors are at a crossroads — and we need space for real conversation. GoGeomatics is proud to announce the return of the Canadian Geomatics & Geospatial Advisory Forum, launching its […]
The Department of National Defence (DND) is seeking public feedback on the Arctic Over-the-Horizon Radar (A-OTHR) program in southern, Ontario, part of a key NORAD modernization initiative. As part of an announcement published last week, the DND stated that it aims […]
The Department of National Defense is seeking efficient passive Detection, Classification, Localization, and Tracking (DCLT) algorithms to acoustically track vessels of interest using Defense Research and Development Canada’s acoustic sensors subject to different environmental conditions. […]