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Parliament and democracy in the 21st century: the impact of information and communication technologies.: An article from: Canadian Parliamentary Review by Reg Alcock, 2002-03-22 Segmenting the Canadian Technology Consumer: Hipsters to Functionalists and Everyone In Between by Emily Taylor, Robert Burbach, et all 2010-04-28 2009 13th International Symposium on Antenna Technology and Applied Electromagnetics and the Canadian Radio Sciences Meeting (Antem/ursi 2009) Canadian Semantic Web: Technologies and Applications RPC provides comprehensive technical assistance. (New Brunswick, Canada's Research and Technology Council): An article from: Canadian Chemical News Canadian Regulation of Assisted Reproductive Technologies?: An article from: The Hastings Center Report by Francoise Baylis, 2001-07-01 A model for technology transfer. (cooperation between Canadian government, industry and universities): An article from: Canadian Chemical News by Bette Kosmolak, 1992-09-01 Canadian Healthcare Business Drivers and Technology Challenges by Jan Duffy, Jason Bremner, 2007-01-01 Canadian Science and Technology Magazines: Alces, Biosynergy, Canadian Geographic, Canadian Journal of Forest Research, Shift, Québec Micro Educational technology: toward demystification (Critical issues in Canadian education series) by Margaret Gillett, 1973 Decision enabling in the communications industry: using data warehousing technology.: An article from: Canadian Manager by Michael MacDonald, 1998-12-22 The common-sense resolution. (corporate investments in computer technology): An article from: Canadian Manager by Neil Howie, 1997-06-22 Wireless world awaits. (wireless technology): An article from: Canadian Manager by Joe McGlynn, 1993-06-22 University Research and Regional Innovation. A Spatial Econometric Analysis of Academic Technology Transfers. (Reviews/Comptes Rendus). (book review): ... from: Canadian Journal of Regional Science by Marie-Pierre Ippersiel, 2001-06-22

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81. Sophos Ranks 19th In 2004 Deloitte Canadian Fast 50
    The list ranks the 50 fastest growing technology companies in Canada based on The Deloitte canadian technology Fast 50 recognizes the importance of  
    http://www.sophos.com/pressoffice/pressrel/us/20041015deloitte.html
    
    Extractions: Search our site Skip navigation 15 October 2004 Lynnfield, MA - Sophos, a world leader in protecting businesses against spam and viruses, announced that it has ranked 19th in Deloitte's prestigious Canadian Technology Fast 50 program. The list ranks the 50 fastest growing technology companies in Canada based on percentage of revenue growth over the past 5 years. The global expansion of Canada's fastest growing technology companies is evident by the revealed source of their impressive revenue growth. For Fiscal year 2003-2004, Sophos's bookings grew 42 percent worldwide and 82 percent in North America over the previous year, demonstrating the company's continued ability to capture market share and secure its overall market position. The acquisition of ActiveState in September 2003 gave Sophos a stronger competitive edge in the North American market as the first company to provide a single source anti-virus, anti-spam and email policy product for the email gateway. This has resulted in rapid customer adoption and 46 percent contribution to overall company growth, up from 24 percent last year. Since the acquisition, Sophos has increased its employee base by 80 percent to nearly 900 today. Thirty percent of that growth has been in North America. Sophos continues on its 15-year track record of reporting consecutive years of steady growth and profit. "We are delighted to be recognized for our consistent growth and achievements," said Steve Munford, president of Sophos, Inc., based in Vancouver Canada. "The dramatic increase in spam and virus activity and the convergence of these threats has led to market demand for single source solutions that integrate email gateway and desktop protection and we intend to maintain our leadership position."

82. News - Open Text Corporation
    Open Text’s listing on the canadian technology Fast 50 is a testament to thecontinued growth of the collaborative knowledge management industry,  
    http://www.opentext.com/news/pr.html?id=283

83. CNW Group
    The Deloitte Touche canadian technology Fast 50 recognizes the importance ofcanadian technology companies and profiles Canada s industry leaders helping  
    http://www.newswire.ca/releases/August2003/12/c9629.html
    
    Extractions: HOT TOPICS Company Earnings Katrina Aftermath News Releases Webcasts ... Send a News Release TOOLS FOR: Media Investors RESOURCES: Free Educational Forums Partner Associations Stock Exchange Directory TELL A FRIEND ... SUBSCRIBE TO PORTFOLIO E-MAIL Attention Business/Technology Editors: www.deloitte.ca www.fast50.ca lcook@deloitte.ca

84. CIPS: Canadian Information Processing Society
    CIPS is an association of canadian information technology (IT) professionals. Provide membership information and resources for members.  
    http://www.cips.ca/

85. Research, Technology And Innovation: The Strategis Guide For Canada
    Access comprehensive listings of federal and provincial canadian researchlaboratories as well as listings of financial assistance programs for research and  
    http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/sc_innov/engdoc/homepage.html?categories=e_res

86. Index
    Family history and photographs plus details pertaining to the Internet Information Services for canadian Agriculture and Bioenergy technology.  
    http://members.shaw.ca/bethcandlish/
    
    Extractions: New material added since last revision is in colored type. Beth's 17 Selections from "Cowtown" Calgary The background experience of Beth Candlish is mainly agricultural, through education, practical farming, research and information retrieval. As a Commissioner and Research Scientist at the Canadian Grain Commission, an information researcher with the Canada Grains Council, and a Research Associate at the University of Manitoba, I gained a variety of information retrieval expertise. My formal education consists of a PhD from the University of Manitoba in Plant Biochemistry and Animal Nutrition, a M.Sc. in Plant Biochemistry from the same University. Macdonald College, McGill University, was where my formal agricultural education began with a B.Sc (Agr.) specializing in Animal Nutrition with a minor in Agricultural Economics. Since 1978 I have been self-employed as Beth Candlish PhD, except for the years from late 1981 to early 1986 when I was a Commissioner at the Canadian Grain Commission. Spare time activities include involvement with the Liberal Party, flying a Cessna 172, photography and travelling to keep in touch with my family on Hornby Island, B.C., Victoria, B.C., Oakville, and Peterborough, ON. One lives in Calgary, I moved here to reduce the number of places to which I had to travel to 4! To assist the agrologist professional organization (AIA), there are

87. Canadian Co-ordinating Office For Health Technology Assessment
    Independent, notfor-profit organization providing unbiased, reliable information about health technologies.  
    http://www.ccohta.ca/

88. Chemical Institute Of Canada - L'Institut De Chimie Du Canada
    A technical association of chemical and biochemical technicians and technologists. Its purpose is the advancement of chemical technology, the maintenance and improvement of standards of practitioners and educators.  
    http://www.chem-tech.ca/

89. Canadian Embassy - Paris, France / Ambassade Du Canada - Paris, France
    Presents information about canadianFrench relations, including co-operation in the fields of space, science and technology, as well as information about the embassy, consular services, and a list of links about Canada.  
    http://www.dfait-maeci.gc.ca/canadaeuropa/france/

90. Society For Canadian Women In Science And Technology
    SCWIST's mission is to promote and empower women in science and technology. A nonprofit voluntary association, established in 1981.  
    http://www.harbour.sfu.ca/scwist/

91. Globetechnology.com: Your Canadian Source For Timely Technology News And Analysi
    The most authoritiative news in Canada featuring articles from The Globe andMail, breaking news coverage, national news, international news, sports,  
    http://www.globetechnology.com/
    
    Extractions: @import url('/cssv3/net5upcss.css'); News Investing Technology Vehicles ... Investor Search Site More Search Options/Archives Search Tips szone="technology-hub";smode="bn";sloc="hub";sURL_subhub="";sURL_hub="Technology";sadpg="Technology";sarena="arena=Technology";aPs="ldbd"; a1=true;aLdrBd=true; Subscribe to Globe Breaking News Tech Home UPDATED AT 4:28 PM EDT Monday, Sep. 19, 2005 Investor Plasma Environmental Technologies' system breaks down the molecular bonds of the waste and reforms it into non-hazardous products for commercial use. The resulting hydrogen can be used to run a generator. Plasma technology takes aim at garbage Canadian company develops system to mulch up non-recyclable material and turn it into a hydrogen-rich synthetic gas for use in generators FULL STORY Hackers thwart security by going small

92. Moon Rocket
    The ramblings of a 20something canadian. Pop culture, technology, current affairs and personal stories.  
    http://www.moonrocket.ca/
    
    Extractions: exploring culture, pop-culture, sub-cultures, and counter cultures Future Shop: Meshing Demographics ... comments September 5th, 2005 in Uncategorized comment September 2nd, 2005 in technology Her name is Anna. She is one week old and weighs 4.6 pounds. Ever since she arrived in my life we have been inseparable. We watch movies together, listen to music, and chat with friends. I take her with me to work, we go biking together and I keep her near while I work. She illuminates my bedroom with her ghostly white ghostly glow that keeps me a wake while I try to sleep and I keep her nice and clean while spoiling her with expensive toys, like, say, an expensive mouse? Exorbitant pricing aside, Mac OX Tiger is very pleasant to use, with its large, colourful and bubbly icons and windows. Though, after using Windows for ten years, it took a while to become accustomed to Macintosh’s way of doing things. I remember Apple briefly having something like the Windows “start” button under their “Apple” menu, but it seems to have been replaced by the “Dock”—a collection of frequently used applications that remain stationary at the bottom of my screen at all times. (Though it can easily be configured to be a vertical menu on either side of my screen or hidden all together). Another nifty Apple feature allows for two fingers on a touchpad to be used for vertical, horizontal and diagonal scrolling. The keyboard is supposedly full sized, but it doesn’t feel that way. Compared to other notebook keyboards I have used, the iBook keyboard is usable enough for what it is, but a centimeter too short in length to be a real full sized keyboard. And all though I would really like to have that extra centimeter, I would be sacrificing the appeal of the iBook—it’s size. It’s very easy to lug around and rests comfortable on my lap for long periods of use. I was initially worried that the 12inch screen would strain my eyes with resolutions usually used for 17inch monitors (1024 x 768 pixels), but the screen displays very smooth text that is actually more readable than what I am accustomed to on desktop displays. In fact, I often forget I am using such a small screen until I am looking at my little notebook on my desk from afar.

93. Canplastics.com - Canadian Plastics - 9/19/2005
    Monthly publication for the global plastics industry. Business news, and market and technology features. Buyers' guide, and company directory. Calendar of events. Article archive.  
    http://www.canplastics.com/
    
    Extractions: @import url(/Styles/main.css); @import url(/Styles/DailyNews.css); Search Stories Stories by Category Select a Category Automotive Blow Molding Company news Construction Design Extrusion Industry economic cha.. Injection Molding Materials Advances Moldmaking Packaging Regulations/Standards Technology Advances September 19, 2005 Topic Alerts ... Subscriber Services Magazine Headline News Print Edition Resin Pricing Press Release Wires ... Resin Conference Resources Industry Events Buyers' Guide CanPlastics Select Careers/Classifieds ... Links Features Katrina: The Canadian Impact Wealth Management Technology for Business Information Media Kit Contact Us eNewsletter Subscribe Headline News Milwaukee, Wis.-based Air Logic Power Systems Inc. (ALPS) has signed Helmut Scherer of Scherer Plastics Systems LLC... Full Story Exton, Pa.-based Sartomer Company, part of Total's Chemical branch, has appointed Vincent Vadot as vice-president o... Full Story Nova Chemicals Corp. and Grupo Idesa announced a binding agreement to form a 50/50 joint venture in Mexico, Novides...

94. Technology
    The business strategy of technology articles, statistics and tips from a canadian perspective.  
    http://www.canadaone.com/technology/

95. Surface Mining Association For Research And Technology
    A forum for canadian mining companies to discuss new technologies and techniques for sustainable mining operations, such as GPS, IT, engines, tires, and roads.  
    http://www.smartmines.com/
    
    Extractions: Letter of welcome from Gord Winkel , Chairperson. ( Brochure SMART is an association of mining companies that meet regularly to coordinate the technology development needed by the mining industry. Since 1995, the member companies have directed research and influenced the manufacturers and suppliers to improve surface mining technology and services. SMART actively supports learning seminars, collaborative research projects, and user groups. SMART sponsors an ongoing series of Learning Seminars. Each year the seminar tackles a new topic of concern for the industry, from development in large haulage trucks, to wireless communications and information technologies. SMART also sponsors collaborative research. This is a primary goal of SMART and one of the biggest benefits to members. Four projects are presently supported by the membership: New projects are considered at regular meetings. Two user groups have been formed to tackle specific challenges head-on and develop soilid solutions that can benefit surface mining companies across Canada and North America. These user groups illustrate the effectiveness of collaboration.

96. Canadian Valley Technology Center
    Our Mission We prepare people to succeed through quality career and technicaleducation programs and services. Home Contact Information Driving  
    http://www.cvtech.org/

97. Canadian Western Agribition
    Agricultural exhibition and trade show which includes livestock sales, educational exhibits, agricultural technology and services. Held annually in Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada.  
    http://www.agribition.com/
    
    Extractions: Exhibitor Info ... Links TICKETS ON SALE NOW from the Brandt Centre Box Office. Call 1-888-734-3975 or 781-9300 in Regina Click here for more... ONLINE ENTRY SYSTEM IS UP AND RUNNING! Click "Enter Online" then "Exhibitor Login" on left menu bar and follow the on-screen instructions. 2005 Livestock Exhibitor's Handbook Available Now! Click Here Team Cattle Penning Information is now available. Click here. GEARING UP FOR AGRIBITION 2005! Canadian Western Agribition unveiled its 2005 poster and campaign theme on April 15, 2005 at its Annual General Meeting. This year's poster, as pictured on the right, portrays excitement, emotion, freshness and professionalism. It captures the essence of what takes place at Agribition, from livestock to tradeshow to rodeo, it captures it all, while also displaying the emotion and thrill of the show. The theme, "Experience. Opportunity." is very fitting for this year's show, as it encompasses two of the major elements that Agribition is all about. Agribition 2005 will prove to be both an experience and an opportunity to every person that comes through the gates. Canadian Western Agribition is one of North America's largest and best known agricultural marketplaces. Annually, over 4,000 head of livestock including purebred beef, commercial and dairy cattle, heavy and light horses, sheep, goats, llamas, and bison are on display during the six day show.

98. CPPIC -
    Environment Canada's pollution prevention (P2) website and database featuring general information, tools, legislation, success stories, and technology.  
    http://www.ec.gc.ca/cppic/en/index.cfm
    
    Extractions: Skip to Navigation Menu Skip to Content This web site has been built using valid XHTML and CSS according to the 's and Government of Canada 's best practices. If you are having trouble viewing the page, you may require a more current browser such as Internet Exlporer 6 , or Mozilla Contact Us Help Search ... About Us Home Search Form Sector Search Business Government Citizens and Society ... Submit an Idea Questions or comments? elcome to the Canadian Pollution Prevention Information Clearinghouse ( CPPIC ), an online database and comprehensive resource that provides Canadians with the information they need to put pollution prevention ( ) into practice. Use the keyword search or sector search options to access pollution prevention resources, or click on one of the groups found below to discover the different features and attributes of this web site. Should you need assistance, either searching the database or navigating through this site, please visit the CPPIC User Guide located in the left side bar menu. Search by keyword Keyword search Keyword search: What's New New Resource:

99. Welcome To Canada Science And Technology Museum - Bienvenue Au Musée Des Scienc
    Features educational activities, online exhibits, and museum events. Located in Ottawa.  
    http://www.sciencetech.technomuses.ca/

100. Canadian Inventors Local Organizations
     PATSCAN is a leader in Western Canada in provision of technology transfer If you run a small or mediumsized technology related business in Canada,  
     http://inventors.about.com/library/inventors/blcanadaorgs.htm
     
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