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NORCAT moot attracts NASA, CSA officials: conference focused on convergence of mining, space technologies.(NEWS)(Northern Centre for Advanced Technology)(Canadian ... An article from: Northern Ontario Business by Ian Ross, 2005-07-01 the journal of canadian petroleum Technology Vol. 4 No. 4. Oct. - Dec. 1965 by Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 1965-01-01 Chemical Technology at the Northern Alberta Institute of Technology.: An article from: Canadian Chemical News by Chris Meintzer, 1997-03-01 Canadian Technology Writers: Cory Doctorow, Amber Macarthur, Robert Slade, Emma Jane Hogbin, Tara Hunt, Don Tapscott, Alastair Sweeny 2005 Canadian Technology Adoption Trends; Mobile Computing Is Hot...But Grid's Not by Jan Duffy, Graham Penn, 2005-06-01 Food irradiation: Prospects for Canadian technology development : a statement by Science Council of Canada, 1987 Global recession to transform the Canadian technology, media and telecom industries--the weak may not survive and the strong will be made stronger.(EXPERT ADVICE): An article from: Canadian Manager by Unavailable, 2009-03-22 From technopoles to regional innovation systems: The evolution of localised technology development policy.: An article from: Canadian Journal of Regional Science by Philip Cooke, 2001-03-22 Canadian Journal of Medical Technology August 1967 by 1967-01-01 Technology and Society: A Canadian Perspective, second edition by John Goyder, 2004-12-01 A brief to the federal science and technology review from the Canadian Society for Chemistry.: An article from: Canadian Chemical News Technology in the legislature: a roundtable.(Discussion): An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review by Ed Buckingham, Warren Michelson, et all 2009-12-22 A brief to the federal science and technology review from the Canadian Society for Chemical Engineering.: An article from: Canadian Chemical News Canadian Information Communications and Technology 2006-2010 Forecast Summary by Barbara Hall, Vito Mabrucco, 2006-05-26

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61. CTHRB - Canadian Technology Human Resource Board - (Career Videos)
    canadian technology Human Resources Board 251 Bank Street, Ste. 201Ottawa, OntarioK2P 1X3.  
    http://www.jobstvnews.com/cthrb/

62. Canadian Telework Association
    Canadian Petroleum Producers Association canadian technology Network CanadianTeleworker Mailing list Carleton University Case Canada Corporation  
    http://www.ivc.ca/cta/
    
    Extractions: Home Daily News Join CTA (free) Training Jobs Books Media ... Links ABOUT InnoVisions Canada Cdn Telework Assoc TELEWORK About Telework Cost-Benefits Taxes and Telework For Teleworkers ... Studies, surveys etc MISCELLANEOUS Bumper stickers Humour Stories Case studies ... Conferences/Events RELATED ISSUES Flexiblework Timeshifting Distance Education Tele-health MISCELLANEOUS Products Bookstore Awards, Testimonials Suggestions ... Reach Us The Canadian Telework Association The Canadian Telework Association (CTA) is a Canadian non-profit telework association dedicated to promoting telework in Canada. We have well over 1,000 members, primarily from Canada, but also from dozens of countries. They include individuals, corporate bodies (small, medium and large), academics, and governments (at all levels). No membership fees / low operating costs The CTA was designed to run without funding. Since our start in 1997, we have not accepted any funding nor membership fees. To "stay afloat", we must manage our association without many of the administrative costs (paper, phone, mailing etc.) faced by most associations. For example, having a shared website (with space donated by InnoVisions Canada), is one way are able to keep costs to a minimum. This shared site focuses almost entirely on content, which is perfect for both organizations who consider that "content is king".

63. Canadian Technology Network
    canadian technology Network. Established by Industry Canada and NRC Partnered bythe Canadian Advanced Technology Association’s TechnoGate  
    http://ieee.ca/diglib/library/9705carty/carty-ppt/tsld042.htm

64. Canadian Technology Network
    First Previous Next Last Index Text. Slide 41 of 42.  
    http://ieee.ca/diglib/library/9705carty/carty-ppt/sld041.htm

65. The Alliance For Commercialization Of Canadian Technology (ACCT)
    ACCT Alliance for Commercialization of canadian technology. INTERMEDIATE LICENSINGCOURSE May 29 - 31, 2005, Victoria, BC  
    http://www.westlink.ca/acct_licensing/apply.php
    
    Extractions: Cancellations: Notification of cancellation must be submitted in writing. Cancellations received by April 29, 2005 will be subject to a $75 cancellation charge. Cancellations received between April 30, 2005 and May 14, 2005 will be subject to a $525 cancellation charge. No refunds will be given after May 14, 2005.

66. Blast Radius - Blast Radius Named One Of Canada S Fastest Growing
    honour Blast Radius as a Deloitte Touche canadian technology Fast 50 winner. Winners of the 20 regional Technology Fast 50 programs in Canada and the  
    http://www.blastradius.com/who/article.jsp?id=394&type=3

67. Blast Radius - Blast Radius Ranks Third On Canadian Technology
    The Deloitte Touche canadian technology Fast 50 companies have shown the Winners of the 20 regional Technology Fast 50 programs in Canada and the  
    http://www.blastradius.com/who/article.jsp?id=402&type=3

68. The Matrix Reloaded And A Canadian Technology
    The Matrix Reloaded and a canadian technology. The digital media industry isexpanding and doing extremely well. At some point, everyone has been impressed  
    http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/arts/matrix_canada-en.asp
    
    Extractions: Français Contact Us Help Search ... About Us The digital media industry is expanding and doing extremely well. At some point, everyone has been impressed with the massive progress of special effects in animation films. It just so happens that XYZ-RGB, a Canadian company based in Ottawa, is a world leader in the field, that is to say, a pioneer in full colour ultrahigh resolution 3D imaging. This technology plays a role in the production of special effects seen in many recent movies. In 2001, XYZ-RGB a group of individuals decided to start XYZ-RGB, which was to become Arius3D's first licensee. The technology licensed by Arius3D is the result of elaborate research performed at the NRCC over a 20 year period and some $15 Million dollars. This laser scanning technology can be applied to various media: film, video, animation, and multimedia design. Museums can become a great beneficiary of this technology, as it is now possible to create interactive exhibitions by scanning a Michelangelo sculpture for example. It is by coincidence that it ended up being used to scan Keanu Reeves! XYZ-RGB was involved in scanning the various actors and exposed body parts for the movie The Matrix Reloaded. The team was approached by ESC Entertainment, an American company specializing in the film's visual effects, at the 2001 Siggraph conference in LA.

69. IDC Canada Connects Newsletter
    Canadian Small and Medium Business Markets 2005 SMB canadian technology AdoptionTrends. Canadian IT Security Markets and Strategies  
    http://www.idc.ca/newsletter/main.html
    
    Extractions: Volume #14 August 2005 Welcome to IDC Canada Connects. This newsletter is designed to alert you to the most recent IT market research findings and analysis, highlighting up-to-date industry intelligence published by IDC Canada's team of analysts. We welcome your input, and encourage you to send us your comments. Please contact Chris Sullivan at 416 673-2210 or csullivan@idccanada.com Highlights Analyst Spotlight var cont=image[RotatingContent] cont+="" cont+=""+analyst[RotatingContent]+"" cont+=""+title[RotatingContent]+"" document.write(cont) Canadian eLearning and Skills Management Services

70. Success Stories - Standards Council Of Canada
    Standards Council of Canada Standards Council of Canada The Modern Mariners Log canadian technology Onboard, Print  
    http://www.scc.ca/en/nss/success_stories/storydetails_40.shtml
    
    Extractions: Home National Standards System Success Stories The Modern Mariners' Log - Canadian Technology Onboard Print A decade ago, the Estonia ferry capsized into the Baltic Sea and sank off the Finnish coast, claiming more than 850 lives. Today, all passenger and large cargo ships must carry onboard voyage data recorders (VDRs), which like airline black boxes, can provide essential clues to the cause of an accident.   Canada, and particularly a Newfoundland company, has played a lead role in the development of both VDRs and the international standards that regulate their use. The IMO now requires that IEC 61996 compliant VDRs  be carried by all international passenger ships and ro-ro passenger ships (vessels such as ferries that carry passengers and cargo). The same regulation applies to cargo vessels weighing 3,000 gross tonnes or more and built on or after July 1, 2002. Depending on their weight, cargo ships have until July 1, 2010, to comply with the standards. Dawe says the market for VDRs is just now starting to open up and he adds that it could get even larger, if all countries, including Canada, which regulate vessel traffic in their own waters, had domestic VDR requirements.

71. Discover Vancouver Forum - Canadian Technology
    Discover Vancouver Forum. Vancouver Forum canadian technology, New Topic Reply to Topic My question is Why don t we use local canadian technology?  
    http://www.discovervancouver.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=12148

72. The Canadian Institute Of Strategic Studies - Commentary - Missile Defence Revis
    Although Washington would welcome canadian technology and military personnel aspart of the missile shield, it knows that Canadian cities would enjoy its  
    http://www.ciss.ca/Comment_MissileDefence.htm
    
    Extractions: by David Rudd Introduction When the proposal was first debated in early 2001 Canadian reactions ranged from polite skepticism to angry rejectionism. But Washington is pressing ahead with a plan to create a limited defence grid by 2005 - the security of the homeland being of primary concern. Some allied countries are pitching it. The United Kingdom and Denmark are set to approve the enhancement of radars on their territory which would assist in the detection and tracking of rockets in-bound to the North American continent. At the same time, policy-makers in Ottawa have been in no hurry to either endorse or reject Canadian participation. Buoyed by the now muted objections of Russia and China both Prime Minister Jean Chretien and some of his likely successors have been more open to the prospect of allowing the bi-national North American Aerospace Defence (NORAD) command to expand its mandate from one of missile detection to missile defence. But Ottawa is not ready to commit even though it knows that Washington does not require Canadian money, technology or territory in order to put its plan into action.

73. Alberta Research Council
    canadian technology to help China reduce greenhouse gas emissions passes ARC has been developing SAGD technology for western Canadian reservoirs for  
    http://www.arc.ab.ca/whatsnew/SuccessEnergy.asp

74. CIDA 2004
    canadian technology to help China reduce greenhouse gas emissions passes first “This is promising technology and the Government of Canada is more than  
    http://www.arc.ab.ca/whatsnew/newsreleases/cida2005.asp

75. Bloomberg.com: Canada
    canadian technology Stocks Gain on Cognos Contract With Boeing. July 13 (Bloomberg) canadian technology stocks rose, led by Cognos Inc. after the  
    http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=10000082&sid=aQuCInbccK.Y&refer=canada

76. Dupont, Dr. Eric, A Canadian Technology Success Story Cancer Therapy: From Conce
    And the Government of Canada, through its Technology. Partnerships Program,offered us a substantial vote of confidence in the form of a $30million grant  
    http://www.empireclubfoundation.com/details.asp?SpeechID=2920&FT=yes

77. Canadian Start-ups Moving South Of Border In Search Of Cash, Staff
    It is not known how many canadian technology companies have established headquarters Why do canadian technology entrepreneurs move to the United States?  
    http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/vc211.shtml
    
    Extractions: SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER Eric Woodward , founder of Bellevue Internet start-up My.com , could very well be the poster child for a national crisis sweeping through Canada. A computer whiz who by the age of 27 has already created five high-tech companies, Woodward is part of what many in Canada are calling the high-tech brain drain. Woodward, a native of Vancouver, B.C., is exactly the type of person that Canada hates to lose. One of his first companies Internet Direct grew into Western Canada's largest Internet Service Provider. Another company by the name of Mail.com

78. Cdn Navigator Mutual Fund
    The Dynamic canadian technology Fund seeks to deliver consistent, above averagereturns on investment in Canadian bioscience and technology securities,  
    http://www.teracap.com/mutual_about.htm
    
    Extractions: The Dynamic Canadian Technology Fund seeks to deliver consistent, above average returns on investment in Canadian bioscience and technology securities, leading to superior, long-term performance. As the fastest growth sector in the world, technology is the driving force behind economic growth, both in Canada and in the world. Dynamic's Canadian Technology Fund seeks to maximize returns while preserving capital by investing in high-growth global industries such as telecommunications, software, and biotechnology. This fund will invest principally in Canadian stocks but can invest up to 30% in global technology opportunities (mainly U.S.) The Manager uses a proven Structured Investment Approach built upon a foundation of both technology experience and investment experience. The Structured Investment Approach: 1. Management Team

79. St. Francis Xavier University - Industry Liaison Office
    Canadian Government Technology Transfer – Commercialization Sites Alliance forCommercialization of canadian technology First Annual Meeting (Ottawa,  
    http://www.stfx.ca/research/ilo/ipo_links_ctts.htm

80. National Cooperative Business Association
    canadian technology Services Provider, The Tech Coop, Partners with NCBA toPromote .Coop in Canada. For Immediate Release Contact Art Jaeger  
    http://www.ncba.coop/pubs_newsrel.cfm?nrid=99

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