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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News Roundup — February/March 2020
Esri Canada’s News Roundup summarizes important stories in the world of GIS each month.
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News Roundup — January 2020
Esri Canada’s News Roundup summarizes important stories in the world of GIS each month.
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News Roundup — December 2019
Esri Canada’s News Roundup summarizes important stories in the world of GIS each month.
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CTV News digital producer wins gold for Vimy Ridge story map
Read how Phil Hahn uses ArcGIS Online to create story maps, including the Vimy Ridge story map that earned him a Canadian Online Publishing Award.
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New resources: Esri & The Science of Where podcast & WhereNext magazine
Need ideas on how to transform your business with the power of location intelligence? Check out Esri & The Science of Where podcast and WhereNext magazine.
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Brampton GeoHub is a star at Canadian Open Data Summit
City of Brampton’s award-winning GeoHub uses Esri’s ArcGIS Open Data to create portal to ease public access to city information.
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Calgary editor amps up news stories with map-based data visualization
Discover how Robson Fletcher from CBC Calgary uses mapping visualization to tell compelling stories.
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Esri Canada online store now open
Do you need ArcGIS software fast? Now, you can purchase select products immediately through our online store.
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Hack and code: Mississauga and Calgary host competitions to find best open data apps
Open data is only valuable when it’s used. In celebration of International Open Data Day on March 5, several Canadian municipalities are hosting hackathons to engage the public to use open data.
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Building community through giving
Working at Esri Canada is all about building community. We help build stronger communities not only through our work, but also through giving.
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Open data spurs innovation in Waterloo
Last October 24-25, more than 150 coders camped out at the Centre for International Governance Innovation in Waterloo.
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“Have fun with GIS,” John Potter, Roger F. Tomlinson Lifetime Achievement Awardee, shares some advice
Esri Canada presented John Potter with the Roger F. Tomlinson Lifetime Achievement Award for his contributions in advancing GIS in Saskatchewan.
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Stand out at the Waterloo Codefest: Add maps to your apps
With up to $10,000 in prizes to be won, we want to help you make sure that your mobile app shines at the Waterloo Codefest on Oct. 24-25.
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Showcase your coding chops at the Waterloo Codefest, Oct. 24-25
Over 100 coders have already signed up for the Waterloo Codefest. This is the first hackathon hosted by the City of Waterloo and we’re proud to partner with them on this open data initiative.
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Canadian expedition uses ArcGIS-based solution to track icebergs
Last spring, a team of scientists from Carleton University sailed off of the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador on a voyage to better understand how icebergs drift.
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Map journal helps Hamilton attract investment
At a recent conference in Cannes, France, the City of Hamilton launched Invest in Hamilton – a map journal that tells the story of why the City is a great place to invest.
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Crack the CODE appathon by adding maps to your apps
Developers will converge in Toronto next week for the Canadian Open Data Experience or CODE, the country’s first national appathon.
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Four apps that rose to our Maps in Apps Challenge
GIS is an excellent tool for making sense of open data. At the recent Apps4Halifax contest, we sponsored the Maps in Apps Challenges for students and startups.
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Remembering the Father of GIS
Today, we honour the life of a great visionary. Dr. Roger Tomlinson, whom we fondly knew as the “father of GIS”, passed away on February 7, 2014.
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