App of the Month: Insulin 100: Sir Frederick Banting
Check out this app about scientist Frederick Banting, whose co-discovery of insulin has saved many people’s lives over the past 100 years.
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App of the Month: Brampton Road Closures
See how this ArcGIS Dashboards app provides a quick overview of road closures in the City of Brampton.
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App of the Month: Solutions Reporter
This app allows residents of Truro, Nova Scotia to submit complaints and track their resolution, reducing the workload for Town staff and councillors.
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App of the Month: Make Tracks
Read how City of Kitchener encourages residents to get moving with the help of Make Tracks, an app built using ArcGIS Experience Builder
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App of the Month: Grow BC
This resource for teachers shows K-12 students the diversity of British Columbia’s commodities and the importance of BC’s agriculture industry.
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App of the Month: Our Changing Continent
This story map by the Commission for Environmental Cooperation tells the story of how land cover has changed across Canada, Mexico and the U.S. from 2010-2015.
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App of the Month: Improving Market Opportunities for Women
Let’s celebrate International Women’s Day with this month's app, which shares the amazing programs supporting women in agriculture in Myanmar.
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App of the Month: Eastern Charlotte Waterways Climate Data Viewer
Find out how a not-for-profit is promoting environmental health in southwestern New Brunswick with the help of an app built using ArcGIS WebApp Builder
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App of the Month: Choose Newmarket
See how Town of Newmarket supports their local businesses and connects them with residents using ArcGIS Survey123 and ArcGIS Experience Builder.
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App of the Month: Earth's Crust - Exaggerate TopoBathy Elevations
Explore the bumps, nooks and crannies on the earth’s surface from afar with December’s App of the Month
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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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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 - Project Pandemic: Canada Reports on COVID-19
National collaboration of Canadian news outlets, colleges and universities produces coordinated pandemic reporting enabled by ArcGIS Hub
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App of the Month: Québec population's vulnerability to climatic hazards
Interactive atlas helps identify neighbourhoods in Québec that may be more vulnerable if a heat wave or flood occurs.
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App of the Month: Mississauga Census Hub
Census Hub is a new, innovative and interactive story map for exploring Mississauga and its wards and neighbourhoods through eight census topics.
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App of the Month: United Way Centraide’s COVID-19 Radar
Learn how United Way Centraide is using GIS to improve service delivery, enhance transparency and alleviate poverty during COVID-19.
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App of the Month: Newfoundland & Labrador COVID-19 Pandemic Update Data Hub
Read about how the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador developed a public communication hub to update residents about COVID-19 in their province.
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App of the Month: Dodge The Bullet
Learn more about how coalition of advocacy organizations used Esri’s GIS technology to educate the public about gun violence in Toronto.
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App of the Month: Open Data Prince George
Centralizing your data and making it publicly accessible shouldn’t be complicated, see how City of Prince George does it with ArcGIS Hub.
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App of the Month: Caribou of the boreal
Explore the boreal forest and learn about the decline of the woodland caribou population and what you can do to help.
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