Maximum City receives Esri Canada’s Making a Difference Award
Toronto-based company recognized for transforming youth civic education and engagement using advanced mapping technology
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Esri Canada and Canadian Wildlife Federation partner for Nature-based Education
Esri Canada donates one million dollars in in-kind support to help advance wildlife conservation and nature-based learning across Canada.
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Esri Canada partners with Sea Women Expeditions on Antarctic storytelling
24 women and gender-diverse voyagers from around the world will share scientific discoveries from the Southern Ocean using Esri’s mapping tools
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Raven Connected wins Esri Partner Content Delivery Award
Canadian firm transforms work zone safety with AI and GIS, helping cities boost road safety, ease congestion and improve permit compliance.
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Esri Canada launches ISO-certified ArcGIS Managed Cloud Services
New offering streamlines management of Esri’s enterprise GIS platform, accelerating business value with secure, scalable Canadian cloud services.
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Esri Canada joins GeoIgnite 2026 as Bronze Sponsor
GIS leader supports GeoIgnite conference and the Canadian Geospatial Forum to help advance Canada’s geospatial future.
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How to add thumbnails to ArcGIS Dashboard table elements Part 2
Do you want to take your ArcGIS Dashboards to the next level? In this video, we customize the table element by using Arcade to display the thumbnail images of your ArcGIS Online items. If you’ve ever
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Batch Editing using the ArcGIS Web Editor
Batch Editing with the ArcGIS Web Editor and getting the most out of your editing workflows.
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On the Map with Earth Rangers: Finding the Caribou
Earth Rangers fosters youth engagement through interactive, hands-on activities. Discover why ArcGIS was used in the Finding the Caribou activity.
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From “data about data” to AI fuel: metadata powers ArcGIS intelligence
This technical blog post is about the importance of metadata in ArcGIS AI platform and shares practical ideas to get started with improving metadata.
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From “data about data” to AI fuel: ArcGIS Online Field Metadata Updater
This technical post highlights why metadata matters for ArcGIS AI and introduces a code‑based tool for automating field metadata in ArcGIS Online.
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App of the Month: Climate Atlas of Canada
Explore the impacts of climate change through this powerful geospatial app
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App of the Month: Great Canadian Shoreline Cleanup: Dirty Dozen
Find out the top 12 litter picked up from Canada’s shores via this Story Map
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App of the Month: Northern Peatlands in Canada
Using ArcGIS StoryMaps, journey through Canada’s northern peatlands and discover why they are important in the fight against climate change
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App of the Month: Urban forest monitoring in Montréal
Learn about how an app made in ArcGIS Web AppBuilder is being used to educate a wide audience about the urban forest in Montréal, Québec.
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Climate change, positive feedback loops, and what is an atmospheric river?
Esri Canada’s David Hamilton reflects on the effects of climate change in his home province of BC and how to prepare for future emergency events
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Flood season requires monitoring, preparation, action
See how Service New Brunswick is using ArcGIS API for JavaScript to monitor flood risks and gain situational awareness.
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Monitoring British Columbia’s wildfire threats with ArcGIS Dashboards
BC’s Wildfire Service is keeping residents informed with the help of ArcGIS Dashboards – a key pillar of the Emergency Management Operations Solution
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5 ways to explore climate change using maps
Students better understand the global effect of climate change by seeing the places effected.
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How GIS and citizen science can unmask Canadian tornadoes
Northern Tornadoes Project blends GIS and citizen science together to enhance detection of unknown tornado occurrences.
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