Every pixel tells a story. On June 4, 2025, Landsat 7 was officially decommissioned, closing out a mission that spanned more than two decades. Launched in 1999, Landsat 7 carried the Enhanced Thematic Mapper Plus […]
As Canada enters yet another year of severe and increasingly frequent climate events — from early-season wildfires to flash floods and coastal erosion — governments are under growing pressure to adapt faster and act smarter. […]
Wildfires are raging across Canada — from British Columbia to Nova Scotia — in what is fast becoming another catastrophic fire season. Hot, dry weather and shifting wind patterns are converging to create another intense […]
NASA Satellites Show Antarctica Gained Ice. How is that Possible? Map Shows 80% of Peatlands Dry and Degraded Tulsi Gabbard Signals Shift in U.S. Intelligence Collection Priorities NASA Scientists Reveal how Rrees can Predict Volcanic […]
The ocean is still mostly unmapped. Canada’s coastline is the longest in the world. And the future of maritime safety, trade, climate monitoring, and Indigenous collaboration rests on how we fill those gaps — not […]
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 […]
Earth Observations Power Progress: 2025 GEO SDG Award Winners Announced BRICS Nations Share Remote Sensing Data to Strengthen Space Cooperation UP42 and Maxar Join Forces to Expand Access to High-Resolution Geospatial Intelligence Japan to Provide […]
For decades, the U.S. has been a key player in Arctic monitoring. Its satellites support climate models, disaster response, and international cooperation. Now, there are signs that the U.S. may pull back. The 2026 NASA […]