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What’s new in the Canadian edition of Living Atlas of the World?

The Living Atlas of the World is an evolving collection of authoritative, ready-to-use global geographic information, easily accessible to users.

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October’s GIS Ambassador: Melissa Lavoie

Melissa Lavoie is this month’s GIS Ambassador who supports the use of GIS in Northern Ontario communities.

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Examine Canada’s federal elections through interactive maps

Discover interactive maps that allow you to examine the results of Canada’s past federal elections (2000-2015)

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Join us at the GIS in Education and Research Conference in March

Join fellow educators and students at Hart House on March 4 and 5 for the GIS in Education and Research Conference. The call for papers is now open.

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Get ready for a mappy GIS Day in 5 easy steps!

Celebrate the power of maps on GIS Day! Get ready for this special day in 5 easy steps

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August’s GIS Ambassador: Jeannine Johnstone

Students use GIS in iconic Stanley Park, BC to track invasive species

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‘Code Red’ by Steve Buist: Groundbreaking journalism using GIS

Journalist Steve Buist from The Hamilton Spectator has used the analytics of GIS and map making to tell award-winning stories about his community

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5 reasons to try the cool new ArcGIS StoryMaps builder

Story Maps just became a lot easier to create! Find out how and try the new ArcGIS StoryMaps builder

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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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Dr. Lynn Moorman: July’s GIS Ambassador

As a GIS ambassador Dr Lynn Moorman excites both teachers and students about what you can do with GIS

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Esri Canada’s K-12 Resource Finder: Discover free resources tied to curriculum

Find ArcGIS Online resources for math, science and history to try with your students in the upcoming school year.

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Debbie Verduga: June’s GIS Ambassador

Debbie Verduga: June’s GIS Ambassador is a Crime Analyst with the Toronto Police Service who teaches K-12 students about GIS

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Celebrate National Indigenous History Month with mapping activities

June is National Indigenous Peoples month. GIS can teach students about where they have lived and the treaties that governed their lives

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A Skills Ontario GIS Competition: Connecting students with real-world GIS

In a Skills Ontario Competition, students use GIS explore the local issue of gun violence.

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Scholarship winner Stephanie Potter hopes to empower minority groups

Stephanie Potter’s wins an Esri scholarship for her work mixing social justice and Canada’s great national parks

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May’s GIS Ambassadors: Scott Humphrey and Hodan Jama from Edmonton

Hodan Jama and Scott Humphrey are showing the possibilities of GIS technology to Edmonton students and teachers

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Meet the winners of Canada’s 2019 Esri Young Scholars Awards

Winners of Esri’s Young Scholars Awards use GIS to provide valuable insights into Canadian environmental issues

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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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Nuzhat Parveen: April's GIS Ambassador

Nuzhat Parveen is our April GIS Ambassador of the month! Read about her work with K-12 students in the Greater Toronto Area.

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Get your students involved in a GIS challenge this year!

Find out what competitions are open to students and how they can participate.

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