21. Canadian Technology A Source Of National Pride exn.ca spent Canada Day in Ottawa at the Canada Aviation Museum and found thevehicles on display reminded us of a proud history, but the volunteers who http://www.exn.ca/FlightDeck/News/story.cfm?ID=20000704-60

22. Canadian Technology, Business & Health Care School | CDI College Canadian college with diploma and certificate courses in business, technologyand health care. Over 33 locations across Canada. http://www.trade-schools.net/cdi-college/default.asp

CDI COLLEGE Trade Schools Directory Locations Advertise Contact ... Canadian Trade Schools CDI COLLEGE - CANADA Prepare for an exciting new career through CDI College diploma and certificate training programs. CDI College is the leading private, post-secondary business, information technology, and health care training institution in Canada. CDI College is the perfect choice, with over 30 years of experience in providing high-quality diploma education, together with a wide selection of technology program options. CDI College offers flexible class schedules, including full-time evening classes. This, combined with supportive instructors and employment specialists dedicated to help you every step of the way, help ensure your success. CDI focuses on hands-on training and learning by doing, so that graduates hit the work force prepared to work in their career of choice. CDI College offers programs* in the following areas of study: Business Education Programs Health Care Hospitality Industry ... Programs Offered in French *Programs vary by campus REQUEST MORE INFORMATION TODAY!

23. Drinking Water Quality And Safety - New Canadian Technology Undergoing Validatio Drinking water quality and safety New canadian technology Undergoing Validationby US-EPA MONTREAL, Aug. 4 /CNW Telbec/ - Lab_Bell Inc. is proud to http://press.arrivenet.com/pro/article.php/678401.html

Search: Press Releases Autos Business Education Entertainment Government Health New Products Not For Profit Politics Sports Technology Travel ArriveNet Welcome Guest - JOIN NOW Sign In Press Releases Autos ... Editorials Directories PR Firm Author Submit Content Press Release ... Help Drinking water quality and safety - New Canadian Technology Undergoing Validation by US-EPA Distribution Source : Canada NewsWire Date : Thursday, August 04, 2005 MONTREAL Aug. 4 /CNW Telbec/ - Lab_Bell Inc. is proud to announce that its latest product, LuminoTox, is currently being verified by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (US-EPA) through its Environmental Technologies Validation (ETV) program. Following our response to an invitation to tender, issued by the EPA in the fall of 2004, LuminoTox was selected by the US-EPA and assigned to the Battelle Laboratory, in Columbus, Ohio, for testing. The U.S. organization will assume all costs for equipment testing and writing the final report, which will be posted on the US-EPA Website. LuminoTox will be verified by the ETV Advanced Monitoring Systems Center, based on the parameters of its Rapid Toxicity Systems for Water category. LuminoTox is a novel technology that can be used to analyze and detect toxic molecules in any drinking water or wastewater sample, in less than 15 minutes. This qualifies LuminoTox as an essential management tool for municipal stakeholders wishing to ensure the safety of their drinking water distribution systems or the effectiveness of their wastewater treatment facilities. It can also be used by industry to verify the quality of their process water and to check the effectiveness of their water treatment operations, in order to ensure toxic molecules are not released into the environment. This product, which was developed using Lab_Bell Inc.'s original, exclusive technology, is the only screening toxicity test that is available both as a portable device for field testing and a fully automated system- the Robot LuminoTox - for continuous online monitoring of water quality.

24. CIBC World Markets - Technology - Canadian Capabilities - Professionals Managing Director, Head of canadian technology, Media Telecom Investment Banking.Mr. Dalton joined CIBC World Markets in 1993 and is currently the Head http://www.cibcwm.com/wm/industry-expertise/technology/ca-professionals.html

Home Industry Expertise Financial Institutions Healthcare ... Real Estate Finance Technology Research Conferences Careers Company Info ... Site Map document.write(lnavArr[locale]); document.write(bcrumbArr[locale]); Technology - Canadian Capabilities Investment Banking Kevin W. Dalton Eric Morisset Managing Director Kathy D. Butler Executive Director Marwan Kubursi Executive Director Kevin Li Executive Director Kevin W. Dalton Prior to joining the Technology Investment Banking Group, Mr. Dalton was a Managing Director in Equity Capital Markets, responsible for equity financings in the technology, oil and gas, financial services sectors as well as structured products. Mr. Dalton holds an Honors degree in Business Administration from the University of Western Ontario. Back To Top Eric Morisset Managing Director, Montreal Mr. Morisset holds an MBA from INSEAD (France), a chartered accountant designation and a B.Comm from HEC of Montreal. Back To Top Kathy D. Butler Executive Director, Vancouver Back To Top Marwan Kubursi Executive Director Prior to CIBC World Markets, Mr. Kubursi was the Chief Financial Officer of SMTC Corporation, a Nasdaq and TSX listed electronics manufacturing service provider. Mr. Kubursi was part of the team that re-aligned SMTC’s operations and restructured their balance sheet. Prior to SMTC, Mr. Kubursi worked at Lehman Brothers and at Scotia Capital Markets.

25. Canadian Technology Human Resources Board The goal of the CTHRB is to integrate the canadian technology Standards withcoordinated national technology training systems and the recording of career http://www.schoolnet.ca/home/e/resources/metadata/newurl_human_resources_develop

Click the back button on your browser to return to the previous screen http://www.cthrb.ca/ Go there Subject / Language Human Resources Development / english Alternate Link Content Creators/ Contributors Canadian Technology Human Resources Board Contact Info The Canadian Technology Human Resources Board 201-251 Bank Street Ottawa, Ontario; K2P 1X3 Tel: (613) 233-1955 fax: (613) 233-3812 E-mail: info@cthrb.ca Availability Free (without conditions) Target Audience Jurisdiction Canada Province All of Canada Title (mandatory) Canadian Technology Human Resources Board Description/ Abstract (mandatory) The goal of the CTHRB is to integrate the Canadian Technology Standards with coordinated national technology training systems and the recording of career development for individuals within a technology career portfolio. This system will be used to expand and retrain Canada's technology work force. This site is also available in French. Keywords Career development Education technology relationship Technology , Technology standards Type other Grade Range grades 7-13 (approx age 12-17), post-secondary (approx age 18+)

26. Zi Corporation Named One Of Canada's Fastest Growing Technology Companies In 200 We are proud to honour Zi Corporation as a Deloitte canadian technology Fast 50winner. To qualify for the Technology Fast 50, companies must have had http://www.zicorp.com/pressreleases/100104.htm

news release Zi Corporation Named One of Canada's Fastest Growing Technology Companies in 2004 Deloitte Canadian Technology Fast 50 Program CALGARY, AB October 1, 2004 - Zi Corporation (NASDAQ: ZICA) (TSX: ZIC), a leading provider of intelligent interface solutions, has been named to Deloitte's prestigious Canadian Technology Fast 50 Program, a ranking of the 50 fastest growing technology companies in Canada. Rankings are based on percentage of growth in fiscal year revenues over five years, from 1999-2003. "This is a tribute to all of our employees, who have pulled together to establish a steady path of growth. In our second quarter of 2004 alone, our core technology business segment revenues were $3.3 million, almost double from the same period in 2003," said CEO Mike Donnell. "All of us, including our Board of Directors, our manufacturing, research and development teams and our marketing and sales teams work diligently each day to build brand recognition and market share. This is a proud day for every employee at Zi Corporation and they deserve to be congratulated." Zi's increase in revenues of 490 percent from 1999 to 2003 resulted in a 37th ranking overall in the 2004 Canadian Technology Fast 50. Last year, Zi placed 49th in the Fast 50 ranking. 2003 was the first time Zi was ranked among this prestigious group.

27. Espial Named One Of Canada's Fastest Growing Technology Companies In 2004 Deloit “We are proud to honor Espial as a Deloitte canadian technology Fast 50 winner. Winners of the 19 regional Technology Fast 50 programs in Canada and the http://www.espial.com/index.php?action=news,press_release&view=199

28. Case Study: Canadian Technology Utilised To Attract Sports Events - April 2004 - Sport and Technology looks at how the Canadian Sport Tourism Alliance is harnessingthe world s first webbased economic assessment tool to measure the http://www.sportandtechnology.com/features/0150.html

Home e-newsletter Issue 29 - September 2005 Issue 28 - August 2005 ... Panel Videos The monthly e-newsletter covering the impact of technology on the business of sport Click on the ticker above to join the expanding network of Sport and Technology susbcribers. Case Study: Canadian technology utilised to attract sports events - April 2004 Sport and Technology looks at how the Canadian Sport Tourism Alliance is harnessing the world's first web-based economic assessment tool to measure the likely success and impact of sports events. The Canadian Sport Tourism Alliance (CSTA) is a not-for-profit, industry-led, market-driven and research-based organisation that has over 55 municipalities and 30 national sports organising committees across Canada as its members. The Canadian Tourism Commission is a major funding partner through its product club programme. The CSTA's mission is to increase Canadian capacity and competitiveness in hosting national and international sports events. Its goals are to: facilitate communication between the sport and tourism sectors; share 'best practices' approaches to bidding models and processes; gather industry intelligence internationally; ensure the high quality delivery of event management services; build investment from the public and private sectors; and set targets for the future expansion of the industry. The Canadian Tourism Commission's research division estimates that sport tourism is valued at $0.95bn annually in the country. It is estimated that approximately 200,000 sports events occur annually in Canada, providing significant economic benefits to host communities.

29. Canadian Technology Network The canadian technology Network (CTN) provides businesses with access totechnological and business advisory services. http://www.cbsc.org/servlet/ContentServer?pagename=CBSC_AB/display&lang=eng&cid=

30. DWL Ranks On The 2004 Deloitte Canadian Technology Fast 50 List For Third Consec DWL Ranks on the 2004 Deloitte canadian technology Fast 50 List For ThirdConsecutive Year. Toronto, Canada September 30, 2004 http://www.dwl.com/news-press-article/?id=038

31. Michael Geist - The Year In Canadian Technology Law MichaelGeists Home on the Web, The Year in canadian technology Law. http://www.michaelgeist.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=532&Itemid=

32. Canadian Technology :: OCanada.ca :: Canada's Portal oCanada.ca is a comprehensive Canadian web information portal. Topics includecurrent events, history, travel, arts and culture, and other general http://www.ocanada.ca/news/technology/

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33. 2005 Canadian Technology Adoption Trends; Mobile Computing Is Hot Financial Insights is a trusted analytical research firm that helps financialservices companies gain insight into financial technologies and trends that http://www.financial-insights.com/FI/getdoc.jsp?containerId=CA416GOV

34. Government Of Canada Press Release: 99/34 News Release canadian technology AT WORK IN CHINA. TORONTO – Canadianexpertise and technology are helping China meet its growing energy needs while http://www.nrcan.gc.ca/media/archives/newsreleases/1999/199934_e.htm

Government of Canada April 16, 1999 CANADIAN TECHNOLOGY AT WORK IN CHINA TORONTO The federal funding portion for this project is being provided by the Climate Change Action Fund's (CCAF) Technology Early Action Measures (TEAM) initiative ($560,000) and Natural Resources Canada ($260,000). The funds will be used to help demonstrate Powerbase's automated turbine control unit at five small-hydro plants in China, support further technology deployment and help train Powerbase's Chinese partners. Powerbase is a Carleton Place, Ontario, company, that designs, manufactures and markets small-scale hydro control systems. "This agreement is an example of the active role the Government of Canada is taking in addressing the climate change challenge," said Minister Stewart. "This project exemplifies the partnerships between China and Canada to address China's growing energy needs and environmental issues associated with power generation." "Canadian companies are leaders in developing climate change technologies to meet world needs," said Minister Goodale. "Powerbase is one of those small Canadian companies that are creating jobs at home by bringing world-class innovative technology to the international marketplace." Powerbase has refined its turbine control unit technology, with the help of Natural Resources Canada, and has been working with the Hangzhou Regional Centre of the Chinese Ministry of Water Resources since December 1997. It installed a very successful small-hydro control unit in China in March 1998.

35. Aon Warns Canadian Technology Companies Still Face Many Challenges The canadian technology industry continues to struggle and rewards are beginning canadian technology companies will have to consider not only the many http://www.aon.com/ca/en/about/aon_canada/news/challenges.jsp

36. ACD Named One Of Canada's Fastest Growing Technology Companies Advanced Chemistry Development has been chosen as one of the fastest growingtechnology companies in Canada, according to the 2001 canadian technology Fast http://www.acdlabs.com/clients/pr_deloitte.html

Publications Press Releases Advanced Chemistry Development Named One of Canada's Fastest Growing Technology Companies Toronto, Ont., August 24, 2001 - Advanced Chemistry Development has been chosen as one of the fastest growing technology companies in Canada, according to the 2001 "Canadian Technology Fast 50" program, a ranking of the 50 fastest growing technology companies in Canada. Val Kulkov, President of ACD, attributes this fast growth to rapid product development, excellent marketing campaigns and outstanding employee teamwork that has created a positive reputation for the company and its products among customers worldwide. "Our most valuable asset is our people. Their unique skills, dedicated effort and the teamwork have been our strategic success factors." "In an era where technology companies come and go, making the Deloitte & Touche Canadian Technology Fast 50 is a testament to a company's leadership and its ability to not only have the right solution for that moment in time, but also the vision that allows growth over five years. Advanced Chemistry Development has proven that its leadership has the right stuff to succeed, and we at Deloitte & Touche salute their accomplishments," said Garry Foster, National Director of Technology & Communications at Deloitte & Touche. www.fast50.ca

37. Canadian Technology Network: Splash Page / Réseau Canadien De Technologie : Pa National Research Council of Canada site with links to information sources and advice regarding business technology. http://ctn.nrc.ca

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40. Canadian Technology Hits The Market canadian technology hits the market. New software suite provides industry withcomplete solution for SDR development. OTTAWA, Ontario November 16, http://www.crc.ca/en/html/crc/home/mediadesk/scasuite_release_nov04

Contact Us Help Search Canada Site ... Milestones What's New Telecommunications Policy Review Panel Input from the Communications Research Centre e2005 eChallenges: Your Gateway to European ICT Research Excellence Read the latest issue of Eye on Technology You are here: CRC Web Site Media Desk Canadian technology hits the market New software suite provides industry with complete solution for SDR development OTTAWA, Ontario - November 16, 2004 - The Communications Research Centre Canada (CRC), an agency of Industry Canada, announces the release of its new software suite that will help manufacturers in Canada and around the world accelerate the roll out of new Software Defined Radio (SDR) technology. The SCARI Software Suite provides companies with a complete and easy-to-use blueprint for designing and implementing SDR, which will help to ensure interoperability between SDR devices from different manufacturers. Developed by CRC engineers, the software suite is another example of leading edge technology developed by a Canadian government laboratory and transferred to the private sector. "CRC has made a strategic investment in a forward-looking technology that will ensure that military and public safety organizations have faster access to radios that are interoperable and hence can communicate with each other." says Dr. Veena Rawat, Acting President of CRC. "The product released today demonstrates CRC's longstanding commitment to excellence in the telecommunications field."

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