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Western Canadian companies cite computer technology as top business investment. (Computing): An article from: Canadian Manager Playing leapfrog with the competition.(merger and acquisition among Canadian technology firms): An article from: CMA Management Impact of Dollar Appreciation on the Canadian Technology Industry: Services Sector by Nigel Wallis; Sebastien Ruest; Mark Schrutt; Jim Westcott; Vito Mabrucco, 2007-12-17 The race: positioning for leadership in technology.: An article from: Canadian Manager by Marcel Carrier, 1995-03-22 CANMET Group seeks value-added products from natural gas. (Canada Centre for Mineral and Energy Technology): An article from: Canadian Chemical News by Graeme Rodden, 1993-09-01 Business and Technology Drivers in the Canadian Small Business Market by Jason Bremner, Mike Friend, 2006-11-15 Clean technology project.(Sustainable Development Technology Canada)(Quantiam Technologies ): An article from: Canadian Chemical News by Gale Reference Team, 2005-06-01 What knowledge? Whose fingertips? Negotiating and serving diverse identities through information technology.: An article from: Canadian Ethnic Studies Journal by Maria Bakardjieva, 2003-09-22 the journal of canadian petroleum Technology Vol. 9 No. 3. July - Sept. 1970 by Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1970-01-01 2005 SMB Canadian Technology Adoption Trends by Jason Bremner, Graham Penn, 2005-07-01 Accreditation. (accreditation service of the Canadian Society for Chemical Technology): An article from: Canadian Chemical News by Eric Mead, 1997-03-01 ROUNDTABLE FORUM: INVESTING IN CANADIAN TECHNOLOGY by The Wall Street Transcript, 2003-07-07 TechnoSkill.(program developed by the Canadian Technology Human Resources Board): An article from: Canadian Chemical News by Fran Manning, 1999-06-01 Multinationals and Technology Transfer: The Canadian Experience

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41. Canadian Technology Hits The Market
    of leading edge technology developed by a Canadian government laboratory and CRC has made a strategic investment in a forwardlooking technology  
    http://www.crc.ca/en/html/crc/home/mediadesk/scasuite_release_nov04?pfon=yes

42. Canadian Technology Report: 5/23/05
    canadian technology Companies Todd Coupland, CIBC World Markets. Canadian ITServices Software Stocks Paul Bradley, Fraser Mackenzie Ltd.  
    http://www.twst.com/info/info1098.htm
    
    Extractions: 5.23.05: Canadian Technology Report A roundtable forum, 3 analysts, a money manager and top management from 10 firms examine the Canadian Technology sector in this 85 page report from The Wall Street Transcript. Roundtable Forum: Investing in Canadian Software Stocks - Mike Abramsky, RBC Capital Markets; David Shore, Desjardins Securities Canadian Technology Companies: Todd Coupland, CIBC World Markets Paul Bradley, Fraser Mackenzie Ltd. Jonathan Hykawy, Fraser Mackenzie Ltd. Money Manager Interview: Investing in Small Cap Canadian Stocks - J. Sebastian van Berkom, Van Berkom and Assoc. CEO Interviews (average 2,500 words): Top management from 10 sector firms examine the outlook for their firm and the sector. Firms interviewed include: Quorum Information Technologies, Avotus Corporation, Axia NetMedia Corp., CON-SPACE Communications, Coretec Inc., Epic Data International, NUVO Network Management, Sierra Systems Group, Spectrum Signal Processing and Virtek Vision International. Topics covered: - Strength of Canadian dollar - Programming talent pool - Wireless networks - EMS sector - Restructuring expectations - Niche opportunities - DRAM memory market - Business process outsourcing - Consumer PC upgrade patterns - FCC's digital receivers mandate - PEM fuel cells

43. The Wall Street Transcript Online | Canadian Technology Report: 6/14/04
    6.14.04 canadian technology Report nine industry firms examine the Canadiantechnology sector in this 53 page report from The Wall Street Transcript.  
    http://www.twst.com/info/info935.htm
    
    Extractions: 6.14.04: Canadian Technology Report A roundtable forum, a leading analyst and top management from nine industry firms examine the Canadian technology sector in this 53 page report from The Wall Street Transcript. Roundtable Forum: Panel Includes: Mike Abramsky, Canaccord Capital Corporation; Paul Bradley, Fraser Mackenzie Limited; John Henderson, Scotia Capital Canadian Technology Stocks: David A. Shore, Desjardins Securities CEO Interviews (average 2,500 words): Top management from 5 sector firms examine the outlook for their firm and the sector. Firms interviewed include: Cogeco Cable Inc., Creo Inc., CSI Wireless, Imagis Technologies, Mamma.com, Norsat International, SR Telecom, TECSYS and Tucows. Topics covered: Relative Valuations - Cable and pricing issues - Wireless data growth - Voice over IP - IT spending budgets - Upgrade cycle for infrastructure - Wi-Fi and WiMAX technologies - Industry consolidation - Content management companies - Investor concerns - Stock picks - Stocks to avoid - Best management teams - Hardware vs. software spending - Inclusive package solutions - Competitive pricing pressures - Market share gain - Long term growth projections

44. Digital Home Canada - Canadian Technology
    Digital Canada and Digital Home Canada, news and information from a Canadianperspective, including canadian digital satellite, canadian satellite radio and  
    http://satellitetv.digitalinsurrection.com/digital_canada.php
    
    Extractions: Digital Media is thriving in Canada, with 2 seperate digital satellite providers, in Canada , Star Choice and Expressvu. In some ways, Canadian technology has advanced further than in other countries. For example, over 70% of Canada's population is serviced by cable vision, a much higher percentage than many other countries, including the United States. This has allowed canadian digital cable to be adopted to most small to large cities across Canada. Smaller towns or rural areas that are not serviced by cable vision can still enjoy digital television through one of Canada's two digital satellite companies. Although the vast majority of Canada is primarily English speaking, some areas of Eastern Canada, particularly Quebec and bordering parts of Ontario are mostly French speaking. Fortunately both of Canada's digital satellite companies cater to both English and French speaking customers and have an abundance of Canadian and French programming, as do most of Canada's cable vision. Canada's telecommunications regulatory body, the CRTC, sets out a strict guideline of English and French channels for all broadcasters. This ensures that both English and French speaking people can access programming in either language across Canada. Some French language channels are available across Canada, while others are available only in Eastern Canada, where the majority of French speaking Canadians live.

45. Protus IP Solutions Ranks 17 In 2004 Deloitte Canadian Technology Fast 50
    Official website of Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance (CATAAlliance), Canada shightech voice.  
    http://www.cata.ca/Cata_Members/News/members_pr10010401.html
    
    Extractions: To qualify for the Technology Fast 50, companies must have had minimum operating revenues of $75,000 Cdn in 1999 and $5,000,000 Cdn in 2003. They must be controlled and headquartered in Canada and considered a "technology company" defined as owning proprietary technology that contributes to a significant portion of the company's operating revenues and/or devote a significant proportion of revenues to research and development of technology.

46. Canadian Technology Fast 50/Shooting Star
    Official website of Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance (CATAAlliance), Canada shightech voice.  
    http://www.cata.ca/Media_and_Events/Press_Releases/cata_pr06120001.html
    
    Extractions: Home About CATA CATA Press Releases Events Calendar ... Member Profiles Ottawa, ON, June 12, 2000 . . . The Canadian Technology Fast 50 ranks the 50 fastest-growing technology companies based on the highest rates of revenue growth during the last five years. In 2000, the program will include a new category called "Shooting Stars" recognizing technology companies that are experiencing rapid growth but have not been in business long enough to be eligible for the Canadian Technology Fast 50.

47. CTV.ca | Canadian Technology Helps Launch Cosmic Telescope
    CTV News on CTV Canadian television s online home for news and entertainment.  
    http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/story/CTVNews/1118146163119_4?s_name=&no_a

48. Canadian Technology Leader Celebrates Record Growth And Success
    World leader in mass spectrometry research, development and manufacturing.The instrumentation division of MDS Inc.  
    http://www.mdssciex.com/news and events/press releases/20001005/default.asp?s=1

49. Canadian TECHNOLOGY
    Special technical support was provided by Nexen Inc., a Canadian oil, gas andpetrochemical company and EnCana Inc., a large Canadian oil and gas producing  
    http://www.wpc2000.com/CanadianTechnology.htm
    
    Extractions: The program was developed with support from the federal and provincial governments and the Canadian Association for the WPC. It drew wide participation from a cross section of industry associations and companies which provided data, photographs, and illustrations and was directed especially towards development of an interactive multimedia presentation. Special technical support was provided by Nexen Inc., a Canadian oil, gas and petrochemical company and EnCana Inc., a large Canadian oil and gas producing and pipelines company, both with extensive international operations. The resulting CD Rom was featured at Canadian booths at the 17th World Petroleum Congress in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and in an updated format at other conferences and exhibitions including the annual Offshore Technology Conference in Houston, U.S.A. The presentation includes information on the Canadian petroleum industry, its innovations, and the services and products it offers. The presentation will be updated regularly. Back to Top

50. High-profile Canadian Technology Entrepreneurs Join Ventures West’s Entrepreneu
    Highprofile canadian technology Entrepreneurs Join Ventures West’s Entrepreneurin Residence Program. Vancouver, BC, December 2, 2003 - Ventures West,  
    http://www.ventureswest.com/News/news12020301.asp
    
    Extractions: news recent archives press coverage ... media kit Vancouver, BC, December 2, 2003 - Ventures West, one of Canada´s pre-eminent venture capital investors, announced that it has attracted three new high-profile technology executives to its Entrepreneurs In Residence (EIR) program. The Ventures West EIR program is one of the largest in Canada. It provides experienced entrepreneurs who have outstanding track records as executives or technologists with the opportunity to join Ventures West as an interim step to their next venture. The EIR program provides these individuals with the network, resources and tools to identify emerging market and business opportunities. Entrepreneurs in the program become part of the Ventures West team and gain access to its operations and deal flow; they also provide specialized management counsel to Ventures West portfolio companies. The new EIRs include: Keith Bates, former CEO of Plazmic Inc., a leader in the wireless rich graphics market, which was acquired in 2001 by Research in Motion. Alan McMillan, former CEO and Director of Think Dynamics, an automated system management firm, which was acquired by IBM in May 2003.

51. Mark Evans :: A Bad Week For Canadian Technology
    This blogs examines the world of telecom and technology looking at everythingfrom Nortel and Vonage to Internet telephony and Google.  
    http://evans.blogware.com/blog/_archives/2005/6/11/928861.html
    
    Extractions: Mark Evans A north of the border view on the world of tech and telecom Home Subscribe Syndicate Visit Our Sponsors Recent Comments Re: SunRocket Goes Down Re: Skype's Investors: It's Good to be a VC Re: Re: Avaya Buys Nimcat for $46M Re: Avaya Buys Nimcat for $46M ... Re: Avaya Buys Nimcat for $46M Topics Photos Nortel Networks VOIP Services, Competition Google ... Main Page Previous: Yahoo-Skype Marriage? Next: Nortel: The Real Story (I Think) A Bad Week For Canadian Technology by Mark Evans Permanent Link Cosmos I left a voice-mail message for a high-tech analyst yesterday about the latest "soap opera", assuming he knew I was talking about Nortel and the abrupt departures of COO Gary Daichendt and CTO Gary Kunis . When the call was returned, his response was "Which soap opera? Cognos, ATI, RIM or Nortel?" This nicely summed up a bizarre and troubling week for Canadian high-tech companies. Here's a snapshot of what went down:

52. Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters Portal
    The canadian technology Network is a service of the National Research Counciland is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to help independent  
    http://www.cme-mec.ca/national/template_na.asp?p=49

53. IDC - Document At A Glance
    2005 SMB canadian technology Adoption Trends, Price $3500.00 and a mobileworkforce presents an opportunity for canadian technology vendors to exploit.  
    http://www.idc.com/getdoc.jsp?containerId=CA708SMB

54. Welcome To Mountain Cablevision Web Hosting
    Free equity research, analytical tools, technical and fundamental, comparables analysis, financial links, news and tech investment information on canadian technology stocks.  
    http://www.equityresearchcenter.com
    
    Extractions: Additionally, if your site has been enabled to do so, you can use Microsoft Frontpage to replace or edit this page. Site Management Access To access your domain Control Panel go to http://equityresearchcenter.com/admin Email To access your web mail go to webmail.equityresearchcenter.com Secure Hompages For secure pages, place them in /httpsdoc ( note: this option is only available if you have SSL enabled for your domain) Support Learn how to setup email addresses, autoresponders, create an SQL or PostgreSQL database and more....go to http://mountaincable.net/host/

55. ZOLL Data Systems - Press Release - Pinpoint Technologies Acquires Canadian Tech
    Pinpoint Technologies Acquires canadian technology Firm. Broomfield, CO Wednesday,July 05, 2000. On 5 July 2000, Pinpoint Technologies finalized the  
    http://www.zolldata.com/csite/PressReleases/PressReleaseView.asp?prid=24

56. Technology In Government: Canadian Technology Used In Forest Fire Monitoring In
    Full text of the article, canadian technology used in forest fire monitoring inseveral South Asia countries from Technology in Government, a publication  
    http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3701/is_200505/ai_n13639097
    
    Extractions: ASA News ASEE Prism Academe African American Review ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports Canadian technology used in forest fire monitoring in several South Asia countries Technology in Government May/Jun 2005 by Himmelsbach, Vawn Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. CIDA turned to the Canadian Forest Service for help with environmental management in Southeast Asia. In response, the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) developed the Regional Haze Action Plan, focused on improving early warning of haze events and the capacity to deal with them. But they didn't have the tools in place to do this. Continue article Advertisement In 1999, CIDA approached the Canadian Forest Service (CFS), a division of Natural Resources Canada, as part of CIDA's goal to strengthen environmental management in Southeast Asia. Over the past two decades, the CFS has developed forest fire reporting and monitoring capabilities through the use of geographic information systems and remote sensing. This program has been adapted for use in regions as diverse as New Zealand, Fiji, Mexico and Alaska.

57. Canadian Technology Education Resources
    Here is a great Canadian Website for Teachers and Students. There are sectionsspecific to Teacher Resources, Technology, Parents, and Projects.  
    http://www.intel.com/ca/education/resource.htm
    
    Extractions: Canada Home Intel Worldwide Where to Buy Contact Us ... Education Programs These links will take you off of the Intel Web site. Intel does not control the content of the destination Web site. Ontario Science Centre Travel the Information Highway at the Ontario Science Centre to explore the insides of a computer. You can learn how microprocessors are made at Intel's exhibit, test out the latest CD ROMs, learn "stupid computer tricks," and surf the web at the Internet Cafe. For hours, prices, and directions, click here The Community Learning Network WWW Home Page CLN is designed to help K-12 teachers integrate technology into their classrooms. There are over 215 menu pages with more than 4,000 annotated links to educational WWW sites, as well as over 120 WWW resources their own all organized within an intuitive structure. SchoolNet SchoolNet focuses on bringing educators and students together to share educational resources, enhance learning, develop information technology skills, and encourage the use of technology in the classroom. EduNet Here is a great Canadian Website for Teachers and Students. This well organized site provides links all areas of learning and includes a search engine to help you find what you need.

58. International Market Opportunity For A Canadian Technology
    International Market Opportunity for a canadian technology. Working together withTimken Co. of Canton, Ohio and with the financial support of the US  
    http://www.imi.cnrc-nrc.gc.ca/english/HTML/Reussites/Timken.htm
    
    Extractions: November 9, 2005 To read: Dental Porous Titanium Foam Implants: An Idea with Bite Working together with Timken Co. of Canton, Ohio and with the financial support of the US Department of Energy, the Industrial Materials Institute (IMI) of the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) has developed and installed at Timken a laser ultrasonic system for measuring on the production line the thickness of the walls of hot pierced tubes. In three months this innovative system has resulted in a major increase in productivity, less scrap and substantial savings. Tecnar Automation of Saint-Bruno, Quebec, an IMI spin-off with an IMI licence for laser ultrasonic detection systems, was chosen to do the marketing. NRC Institute Industrial Materials Institute

59. [Report] 2005 Canadian Technology Adoption Trends; Mobile Computing Is Hot...But
    This study examines the state of adoption of leadingedge technologies in Canadianvertical markets and analyzes firm s perceptions of these technologies  
    http://www.gii.co.jp/english/id31520-technology-adoption-trends.html
    
    Extractions: Home Contact Catalog/Sample about GII ... Consumer Goods [Report] Pub Time: 2005/06 This study examines the state of adoption of leading-edge technologies in Canadian vertical markets and analyzes firms perceptions of these technologies ability to create operational efficiencies. This research document provides valuable insight, prediction, and prescription for both vendors and end-users. IDC Canada asked respondents about various technologies ability to increase operational efficiencies at their organization. " Canadian executives expect customer relationship management (CRM) and mobile computing will bolster operational efficiency but Radio Frequency ID (RFID) and grid computing are seen as having little value," says Jamie Sharp, VP Research, Customer Segments

60. [Report] 2005 SMB Canadian Technology Adoption Trends
    This study examines the state of adoption of leadingedge technologies in theCanadian mid-market and analyzes firm s perceptions of these technologies  
    http://www.gii.co.jp/english/id31697-smb.html
    
    Extractions: Home Contact Catalog/Sample about GII ... Consumer Goods [Report] Pub Time: 2005/07 This study examines the state of adoption of leading-edge technologies in the Canadian mid-market and analyzes firms perceptions of these technologies ability to create operational efficiencies. This research document provides valuable insight, prediction, and prescription for both vendors and end-users. "Current focus within the mid-market on CRM and a mobile workforce presents an opportunity for Canadian technology vendors to exploit." Michael Hyjek, Senior Analyst, Customer Segments, IDC Canada

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