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Canadian Technology Network: Splash Page / Réseau Canadien De Technologie : Pa
http://ctn.nrc.ca/
Globetechnology.com: Your Canadian Source For Timely Technology News And Analysi
Canadian resource covers technology news, information, and community events. See product profiles and stock quotes. Quick Bytes. canadian technology news briefs. AirIQ buys patents
http://www.globetechnology.com/

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Canadian Information By Subject: Technology
Museum Hall of Fame (Canadian Science and Technology Museum). canadian technology Network (National Research Council of
http://www.nlc-bnc.ca/caninfo/ep06.htm
Canadian Technology Human Resources Board Bureau Canadien Des
canadian technology Human Resources Board Bureau Canadiendes Ressources Humaines en Technologie,
http://www.cthrb.ca/English/englishV2.html

Extractions: The Canadian Technology Human Resources Board (CTHRB) is a not-for-profit alliance of industry and educational institutions representing the interests of all partners in the technology workforce. Its principal mission is to sustain Canada's high ranking in the technology sector. CTHRB strives to do this through the development of youth initiatives and career development programs in the applied sciences and engineering field. Develops and promotes the Canadian Technology Standards (CTS) which are recognized nationally and internationally as the certification criteria for technicians, technologists and their associations. Aims to assist Canadian industrial and occupational technology organizations in identifying and resolving human resources issues, which challenge the industry and the technology work force. Contributes to alleviate youth employment concerns, helps technology hopefuls get ahead and promotes workplace ethics.
Home Page - Canadian Technology Network
The canadian technology Network connects innovative Canadian companiesto technology and business assistance. Small here.
http://ctn-rct.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/home_e.shtml

Extractions: dire CTN et Members If you run a small or medium-sized technology related business in Canada, the CTN's cross-country network of advisors can provide you with access to new and innovative resources which offer integrated and coordinated service delivery. These advisors work as pathfinders, providing free guidance to help you identify your needs and find solutions to your specific technology or business challenges. Each advisor is employed by a member organization known for its technology or related business competence. The CTN fosters a collaborative spirit among its members; advisors are linked together to optimize the identification and delivery of the right advice or expertise to meet your needs. CTN is connected with over 800 organizations. Select one of these members to know more about what they have to offer: Prairie Agricultural Manufacturers of Canada - SK J. Herbert Smith Centre - NB
Canadian Technology Network: Newfoundland, Labrador And Nunavut
canadian technology Network Newfoundland, Labradorand Nunavut regional home page.
http://ctn-rct.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/reg_NL_e.shtml

Extractions: @import "/includes/percent.css"; CTN Regions Choose one... Alberta/NWT BC/Yukon Maritimes Manitoba NF/LAB/NU Ontario Quebec Saskatchewan All Regions National Members International National Office Organization Name Expertise Organization Type Advisor Name ... Events CTN's regional structure gives businesses world-wide expertise right in their home areas. The local advisor is in tune with local needs, but at the same time can access expertise and resources for you from across Canada and throughout the world, through the CTN Network. CTN in Newfoundland, Labrador and Nunavut has more than 70 active members with connections through the Canadian Technology Network to more than 900 organizations throughout Canada who specialize in helping small business with their technology needs. Our members are in every region of the province and we have a special program with the College of the North Atlantic to ensure that CTN can be accessed on every college campus. Along with a very active campaign of exhibitions at trade shows, CTN in Newfoundland and Labrador hosts annual networking events with our Advisory Members. Your local CTN Advisor can guide you to the best programs for you, whether offered by federal, provincial or municipal governments, and put you in touch with other networks, including universities, colleges and industry groups.
Research, Technology And Innovation: The Strategis Guide For Canada
Similar pages Your Guide to Government Services and Support for Small Business Science, Technology and Innovation. canadian technology Network. Ifyour business is using or planning to use technology, the Canadian
http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/sc_innov/engdoc/homepage.html?categories=e_res
CanadianTechnology.com
The Web reference source for canadian technologyrelated companies.
http://www.gahtan.com/cdntech/
Nati - Accelerating The Business Of Technology
Home Growing Your Company canadian technology Network. Lost Password?
http://www.nati.net/pagetext_float.asp?pageid=12
Talkback: Canadian Technology Edge
TALKBACK TO JESSE BERST, canadian technology edge Sharon Ostroff. FridayOct 24, 1997. Occupation WEB SITE DEVELOPER. Location OSHAWA, ON, CANADA.
http://www.zdnet.com/anchordesk/talkback/talkback_49543.html

Extractions: Friday Oct 24, 1997 Occupation: WEB SITE DEVELOPER Location: OSHAWA, ON, CANADA TalkBack directly to Sharon Ostroff WOW! I can't believe it! We in Canada (the cold and frozen North) are actually ahead of the great US of A in internet technology! Our cable companies are out of bet testing and are making cable internet connections widespread as we speak. This technology is already available in my area, and I'm just waiting for it to get to my neighbourhood (which I have been told could be as quickly as two months down the road.) No, I am not in a large metroppolis, I am in a city of 150,000, and what's more, this connection is available where I just moved from (population 50,000) already. And guess what folks...we didn't even need Bill Gates to do it for us! I'm still shking my head in utter disbelief. Oh yeah - the price? $55./month - unlimited access. When you consider that the average Canadian is already paying $29.95/month (or more) for unlimited internet access PLUS $15./month for a dedicated phone line - the $55. doesn't look as ominous as it did two seconds ago hunh?
Web Conferencing Adds Competitive Edge For Canadian Technology Firms -- CATA
Web Conferencing Adds Competitive Edge for canadian technology Firms CATA. Easy to use Web Conferencing; Reservationless Audio
http://www.cata.ca/cata/news/Sept202002.cfm

Extractions: For more information and to Enroll Click Here "Despite challenging times for much of the rest of the software and services industry, the worldwide conferencing applications market is thriving and expected to top $1.1 billion in 2006, according to IDC. - FRAMINGHAM, Mass., April 29, 2002 - IDC" Ottawa, Ontario - September 18th, 2002 CATA Alliance a multi-sector technology trade association dedicated to stimulating global growth for technology enterprises, and the Power Meeting Web Conferencing Company have announced a new partnership to cut costs and gain competitive edge for Canadian companies. "Technology companies of all sizes will benefit from our partnership with CATA Alliance , " said Marc Udeschini , President of Power Meeting Inc. "CATA members can take full advantage of our extensive experience in hosting web based meetings both as a way to reduce travel costs and, more importantly, to gain a competitive edge."
Canadian Technology Network | Connecting Canadians
Business Map Canada Business Service Centres Canadian Consumer Information GatewayCanadian Patent Database canadian technology Network Consumer Connection
http://www.connect.gc.ca/en/693-e.shtml

Extractions: What is it? The Canadian Technology Network (CTN) was established to provide integrated access to information and services relevant to small and medium-sized enterprises using technology. CTN strives to: better link existing providers of industrial support services, existing networks, and sources of information and expertise; enhance the capacity of current networks by finding organizations to deliver services and expertise to complement those already available; and provide better access to international sources of expertise. Who's involved? CTN, an initiative of the National Research Council of Canada, links federal and provincial government labs and agencies, universities, community colleges, industry associations, technology centres and economic development agencies. Together, these organizations provide innovative Canadian companies with quick and personal access to expertise, advice and information about how to meet technology and related business challenges. How does it work?
Workplace.ca RESOURCES
The canadian technology Human Resources Board (CTHRB) is a notfor-profit allianceof industry and educational institutions representing the interests of all
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Extractions: The Canadian Technology Human Resources Board (CTHRB) is a not-for-profit alliance of industry and educational institutions representing the interests of all partners in the technology workforce. Its principal mission is to sustain Canada's high ranking in the technology sector. CTHRB strives to do this through the development of youth initiatives and career development programs in the applied sciences and engineering field. Visit us at: www.cthrb.ca Compensation Worldatwork Government Services Canadian Forces Liaison Council (CFLC) Statistics Canada Ontario Ministry of Citizenship Family Services Employee Assistance Programs ... Addiction Management Systems HR Information Systems PEO Canada Training Partner By GeoMetrix INFO:HR Best Software Canada ... ADP Canada HR Surveys Inquisite ERI Economic Research Institute Scantron Walker Information Immigration Agencies Crossborder.com Insurance Meloche Monnex Liberty Health DirectProtect Group Standard Life ... Canada Life Law Firms Borden Ladner Gervais Hicks Morley Lang Michener Cox Hanson O'Reilly Matheson Management Associations Canadian Management Professionals Association Management Consultants Institute of Professional Management OAO Technology Solutions PriceWaterhouseCoopers Central Ontario Industrial Relations Institute Outplacement Consultants Drake Beam Morin NEXCareer Right Axmith KWA Partners Inc.
The Business Link - Canadian Technology Network - CTN Alberta/Northwest Territor
Business Resources Government Programs and Services Database CanadianTechnology Network CTN Alberta/Northwest Territories/Nunavut.
http://www.cbsc.org/alberta/search/display.cfm?Code=2704&coll=FE_FEDSBIS_E
About The Canadian Technology Network (CTN)
canadian technology Network About the CTN canadian technology Network The CanadianTechnology Network was initiated to facilitate the growth of the technology
http://www.cbsc.org/ontario/buslinks/ctn.cfm
Canadian Technology :: OCanada.ca :: Canada's Portal
canadian technology Welcome to the canadian technology section. Select a headlinefrom the column to the right for the latest technology stories.
http://www.ocanada.ca/news/technology/

Extractions: When Canadians want to find a Canadian website, they think .CA , just like oCanada .CA . In fact a recent study showed that a majority of Canadians look for .CA websites before they look for .COM. It wasn't always this way. Prior to 1997 there was a rigid, backlogged process in place for registration of .CA domain names that was organized by faithful volunteers at the University of British Columbia. A move to liberalize the registration procedures resulted in formation of the Canadian Internet Registration Authority, which has since helped develop the .CA domain into a key resource for Canadians on the Internet. Now any Canadian individual, organization or corporation may register a .CA domain name by using a CIRA-Certified .CA registrar, such as dotcanuck Web Services
ITAC - Incubator/Accelerator - Canadian Technology Network
INCUBATOR/ACCELERATOR COMPANY PROFILE Company, canadian technology Network.Address, City, Province, MB. Postal Code, Website URL, Region, Western Canada.
http://www.itac.ca/client/ITAC/ITAC_UW_MainEngine.nsf/cd0bbbe7b8237e1e8525648200
Canadian Technology Network
canadian technology Network. About the canadian technology Network (CTN). Centresand Research Units Affiliated with Memorial University of Newfoundland.
http://www.mun.ca/research/ctn.html
ESAA - Canadian Technology Network
canadian technology Network Connecting people with expertise. Canadiansmall or medium sized enterprises (SMEs) face a variety of
http://www.esaa.org/ctn.html

Extractions: Connecting people with expertise Canadian small or medium sized enterprises (SMEs) face a variety of difficult problems in their day-to-day operations. Companies are faced not only with technological obstacles (cost of new technologies and the ability to assess competing technologies) but also face numerous marketing and financial obstacles, such as the lack of capacity to develop marketing strategies and to penetrate export markets and insufficient capital available to sustain growth. The Canadian Technology Network (CTN) can give you access to a wide range of technology and related business assistance through a cross-country network of advisors. These advisors are prepared to work with you to identify your needs and help you find solutions to your technology challenges. Each advisor is employed by an organization known for its technology or related business competence. Advisors are linked together to optimize the identification and delivery of the right advice or expertise to meet your needs. The Network The CTN was established in the summer of 1994 as a joint initiative between IRAP-NRC and Industry Canada. The program has been managed and funded solely by IRAP since the spring of 1998. The Canadian Technology Network links federal and provincial government labs and agencies, universities, community colleges, industry associations, technology centres and economic development agencies. Together these organizations provide innovative Canadian companies with quick and personal access to expertise, advice and information about how to meet technology and related business challenges.
CTAB And Accreditation
The canadian technology Accreditation Board (CTAB) Created in 1982, CTAB is a standingcommittee of the Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists (CCTT
http://www.cctt.ca/ctab.htm

Extractions: Created in 1982, CTAB is a standing committee of the Canadian Council of Technicians and Technologists (CCTT). CTAB strives to promote excellence in technical education across Canada by furthering the standards used to certify individual technicians and technologists and by the National Accreditation Program, which is used to evaluate applied science and engineering technology programs. National accreditation is carried out jointly by CTAB and CCTT provincial Constituent Member associations and societies, representing over 40,000 certified engineering and applied science technicians and technologists. CTAB includes representatives from the provincial associations and societies, the Department of National Defence (DND), the Canadian Technology Human Resource Board (CTHRB), the Canadian Society for Chemical Technology (CSCT) and the National Council of Deans of Technology (NCDOT). Additional technology educators participate as observers. For a complete list of nationally accredited progams click here CTAB can be contacted at the CCTT office at:

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