Community Map of Canada offline in your pocket (part 3: ArcGIS Pro)
Follow these easy steps that outline how you can use the Community Map of Canada offline in ArcGIS Pro
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News & Updates
Browse posts to stay up-to-speed on developments affecting you, the Canadian GIS user: see how others are using GIS, learn about new products, keep abreast of the Community Map of Canada Program, and more.
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How to leverage GIS for telecommunication network construction
Learn how a spatially enabled ecosystem of tools can help telecom operators and partners streamline network construction to bridge the digital divide.
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2022 Esri User Conference Recap for Partners
Paul Salah, Esri Canada’s director of strategic alliances, attended the 2022 Esri User Conference in San Diego and has plenty of takeaways to share.
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Publishing GIS Content: A Fundamental GIS Skill
Learn how to share content via a Web GIS—whether in an ArcGIS Online or ArcGIS Enterprise context—using these training resources.
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Navigate the Living Atlas of Canada Easily with this New Dashboard
Use the new Living Atlas - Canada Content dashboard to discover GIS layers, web maps, apps, and story maps across Canada’s provinces and territories.
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Summer in the city: A new public health challenge
Public health analysts and emergency response teams can benefit from geographic tools that can support planning for hazards such as heat waves.
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Accurate Campus Mapping Unlocks Potential
Read how Fanshawe College maintains accurate campus data with the Community Map of Canada program
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News Roundup – July 2022
Esri Canada’s News Roundup summarizes important stories in the world of GIS each month.
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Enabling the hybrid workplace with ArcGIS Indoors
Have a look at how ArcGIS Indoors can enable organizations to provide a modern, flexible work arrangement for their teams.
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ArcGIS Urban: Six Fundamental Strengths
Gain an understanding of the strengths of ArcGIS Urban and how they work together to provide a powerful integrated planning environment.
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Geospatial governance distilled
Esri Canada’s management consultants have synthesized their knowledge about geospatial governance into this simplified tool for you to use.
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The Port of Montréal contributes to the Community Map of Canada
Read the blog post to find out how the Port of Montréal uses the Community Map of Canada offline.
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ArcGIS skills development options demystified
There’s a wealth of training available for ArcGIS. Read this blog post to be sure you’re picking the right training based on your license and role.
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The Esri Canada Monkeypox Tracker
An example of using ArcGIS Dashboards for a map visualization of open data on monkeypox.
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The Future of Work
Read a summary of Esri Canada president and founder Alex Miller’s panel on the future of work at Canadian Government Executive’s 2022 DX Summit.
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Latest in the Living Atlas: L’nu Place Names in New Brunswick
Explore New Brunswick’s watercourse and landmark names through the lens of the original inhabitants: Mi'gmaq, Wolastoqiyik and Peskotomuhkati nations.
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Indoor mapping for campus safety and security
This blog post talks about how college and university campuses can leverage an indoor GIS to keep their schools safe.
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How can ArcGIS simplify public health data collection and standardization?
We look at ArcGIS solutions that support public health data collection, reporting, and action.
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News Roundup – June 2022
Esri Canada’s News Roundup summarizes important stories in the world of GIS each month.
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Discover the new Esri Canada Learning Pathways
What’s the best place to start with ArcGIS training resources? Esri Canada’s Learning Pathways site sorts learning resources by topic and skill level.
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