Esri Canada K-12 Program receives Alex Trebek Medal for Geographic Literacy
The program was recognized by the Royal Canadian Geographical Society for advancing geographic education throughout Canada.
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Derik Woo receives Esri Canada’s Making a Difference Award
GIS leader recognized for significant contributions to the Community Map of Canada, advancing open data and fostering collaborative solutions.
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Esri Canada acquires Ratio.City to help address Canada’s housing crisis
City planners and land developers will benefit from a broader array of GIS software and data solutions for effective urban planning and development
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2023 North American Indigenous Games to use advanced mapping technology
NAIG Host Society streamlines planning and management of largest Indigenous youth sporting event in Atlantic Canada’s history with mapping support from Esri Canada
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Presenting the first ever real-time weather alerts service for Canada
Updated every 15 minutes, this interactive service can be added to your app to provide the latest weather conditions.
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City of Brandon modernizes access to water network data
Coordinating field operations now more efficient using new GIS technology
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University of Toronto and Esri Canada form public health research collaboration
Dalla Lana School of Public Health gains access to advanced mapping and analysis tools to improve research on health equity and public health preparedness
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GeoComm and Esri Canada collaborate on indoor mapping for better 9-1-1 response
Indoor maps will dramatically improve 9-1-1 emergency response and safety of first responders, ultimately saving more lives
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Community planning for affordable housing
Learn how Esri ArcGIS Urban can help plan affordable housing by utilizing social supports, greenspace, metrics, and zoning overlays in this blog.
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Guelph to lead development of next-generation emergency services database
Federal program grants $1 million to City and Esri Canada for partnership
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I’m Ready HIV self-testing research program collaborates with Esri Canada
The company, whose software was behind the famous Johns Hopkins COVID-19 dashboard, will map the reach of HIV self-testing in Canada.
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Esri Canada wins awards for apps that improve public safety
Esri Canada’s apps facilitate both Next Generation 9-1-1 and people safely returning to the office
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Child Search Network: Help police find missing children in Canada faster - Download MCSC rescu
Over 40,000 children go missing, run away or are abducted in Canada each year, but fewer than one per cent of those cases are broadcast to the public through AMBER Alerts. Thanks to the Missing Chil
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Esri Canada joins the board of ITEA, an international technology group
Esri Canada becomes the only Canadian company to join the board of ITEA, a cutting-edge international technology group
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Modern Access to Canada Lands Mapping
NRCan’s Canada Lands Digital Cadastral Data is now more accessible to the GIS community thanks to a public feature service developed by Esri Canada.
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Esri Canada President receives award for his contributions to GIS education
Alex Miller recognized with 2019 University of Toronto Association of Graduate Alumni Honorary President’s Award
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Why is Esri Canada one of Canada’s Best Managed Companies?
Employees share their thoughts on why Esri Canada has repeatedly been recognized with the prestigious Best Managed designation.
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David Parry: March’s GIS Ambassador
Meet David Parry, our GIS Ambassador of the month! Find out what he’s done to support the use of GIS in K-12 education in Edmonton, Alberta.
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Craig MacLachlan: Putting GIS on the map in K-12 schools in Nova Scotia
How can GIS be used to make important decisions and engage students in learning and understanding the world around them?
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Supporting Efforts to Reduce Bird/Building Collisions
Each year, an alarming number of birds perish while migrating across North America. A Canadian non-profit organization called FLAP is working to change this.
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