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Reuters Media: Online Reports: Reuters Canada Technology Online Report
Country Reports Industry Oddly Enough, Reuters French canadian technologyOnline Report. Techsavvy coverage of the latest innovations
http://about.reuters.com/media/products/on-tech-frcanada.html

Extractions: Reuters French Canadian Technology Online Report Tech-savvy coverage of the latest innovations in computers and science attract early adopters and industry insiders and bring them back to your site Timely technology, telecommunications and Internet news automatically delivered to websites. Every day, Reuters French Canadian Technology Online Report presents the latest developments in technology, computer hardware and software, telecommunications and Internet business trends, with a special focus on North America and prioritized for a French-speaking audience. Delivered automatically to your web server via the Internet in a linked multimedia package that includes pictures and news graphics. Available for redistribution via email, pager or other wireless device. Keep your site fresh with up-to-the-minute content from Reuters Media. For more information about the Reuters French Canadian Technology Online Report and how it can build loyalty to your web site, contact the
FGB V5n1 Transfer Of Canadian Technology To Eastern Europe
Federal Geomatics Bulletin Volume 5, Number 1, Fall 1993. Transferof canadian technology to Eastern Europe. On behalf of Canada's
http://cgdi.gc.ca/iacg/bulletin/fgbv5n1/v5n1p14e.html

Extractions: Volume 5, Number 1, Fall 1993 On behalf of Canada's Department of External Affairs and International Trade, Bureau of Assistance for Central and Eastern Europe, the Canadian Commercial Corporation (CCC) has awarded Geomatics International Inc. a $900,000 contract for the procurement of several remote sensing/geographic information systems for the Czech and Slovak Republics. The project involves the design, implementation and training of GIS and remote sensing systems using Canadian software and hardware at four sites in the Republics. Ongoing support will be provided in these countries for pilot projects. They include: forest decline and environmental degradation in the Czech Republic; establishment of a remote sensing capability within the Slovak Centre for Aerospace Environmental Monitoring and education and curriculum development at two university sites. A program of technology transfer will also be implemented for ongoing development of GIS and remote sensing capabilities. For more information, please contact:
Canadian Technology Leaders
Need to keep up on what's happening in the Canadian IT scene but Hyperchip's technologywill enable highdefinition TV, complex financial transactions, and high
http://www.hyperchip.com/Coverage/TechnologyCanada/company_profile.htm

Extractions: Hyperchip is poised to become the first company to be in a position to offer equipment that will power the next generation of the Internet. Headquartered in Montréal, the company's vision is focused on developing extreme high performance, carrier-class routers for next-generation networks. Hyperchip's flagship product, the Hyperchip Petabit Router, is just one example of why the firm secured $100 million dollars in third round venture capital financing and is now ready to take on the heavy weights of the networking industry.
Canadian Technology Alliance Combines Resources To Offer E-Health Solutions
ANNOUNCEMENT May 27, 2001. canadian technology Companies Align toOffer Integrated Solutions for the Healthcare Industry. Toronto
http://www.fifthd.ca/achive.htm

Extractions: Canadian Technology Companies Align to Offer Integrated Solutions for the Healthcare Industry Toronto ON, May 27, 2001 Today at the eHealth 2001 conference David Wattling announced the creation of a one-of-a-kind consortium called the Allied Canadian Health Information Vendors (ACHIVe). ACHIVe has been established to aggressively promote Canadas collective expertise to the health care industry, both domestically and internationally. The health care system is arguably one of the most complex systems that exist. By forming this alliance of best of breed technology solution providers, members work together to provide complementary end-to-end solutions to health enterprises. No longer do customers have to compromise functionality by accepting all pieces of a single vendor solution nor be faced with integrating disparate products themselves. Now they can choose the best of breed solutions and have them integrated within a common, secure framework, says David Wattling, CEO and Chairman, iW Technologies and Chairman of ACHIVe. Founding members iW Technologies Inc., Momentum Healthware, QHR Technologies Inc, and ROAM I.T. are very pleased to see two new members, Fifth Dimension Information Systems and Ware Solutions Inc. join ACHIVe even before its public announcement.
Canadian Technology, To Extract Heavy Egyptian Oil
canadian technology, to extract heavy Egyptian oil, Egypt, Science. Canadiantechnology, to extract heavy Egyptian oil Egypt, Science, 10/25/2001.
http://www.arabicnews.com/ansub/Daily/Day/011025/2001102534.html
FundCARD - StrategicNova Cdn Technology
Primary Investments Invests in companies in the canadian technologysector. Notes Formerly Navigator canadian technology Fund.
http://www.fundlibrary.com/FundCard/FundCard_TFL.cfm?FundID=1480
CTN Canadian Technology Network
With the help of Jeff Pallister, Advisor with the canadian technology Network(CTN), the company now has a very clear focus says Len.
http://nextron.ca/ctn.html

Extractions: CTN interviews Len Edwards, Vice-President and General Manager Of Nextron Corporation NEXTRON Heats Up the Future Virtually, every time water is transported or moved at below freezing temperatures, the possibility of disaster lurks around the corner. Len Edwards, Vice President and General Manager of Nextron Corporation explains, at the instant where water freezes, pipes could burst, valves could malfunction and many other things could go wrong, resulting in very costly situations. This is only one example of how their newest electrical heat tracing control and monitoring product, TraceMate TM comes to the rescue. Nextron Corporation provides innovative solutions, specifically, temperature control devices to numerous industries worldwide. The company is based in Calgary, Alberta and has been traded on the Canadian Venture Exchange for four years. Extremely successful, Nextron has ongoing research and development programs, modern facilities to design and manufacture product, complete support services and a well-established marketing and sales program. Nextron has been so successful, that it has even sold its product to competitors. Then in August 2000, Nextron and its Board of Directors found themselves wrestling with a problem: What strategic direction should the company take? With the help of Jeff Pallister, Advisor with the Canadian Technology Network (CTN), the company now has a very clear focus says Len. Tracing the Right Path When Jeff first met with Len, the company had started a business plan, considered possible strategic directions and were reviewing a number of opportunities. What direction, in the long term, would provide the right business returns? As they worked closely with Jeff, Len says, he helped to assess whether the information [the company had gathered] was really solid. Jeff interviewed the company employees and suggested areas where corrections could be made in order to make Nextron a strong company. Len pinpoints, Jeffs ability to come in as a well-versed consultant in the technical field was advantageous. Its always nice to know that the direction youre taking, is a realistic direction. Jeff provided that assurance and with a thorough assessment of the company, he put them on the right path.
Lame Picture - Superior Canadian Technology
I'd like to digress for a moment to showcase this fine achievementin canadian technology, the Butter Ruler (tm). I know down there
http://pictures.nurdz.com/dessert/ButterRuler.shtml

Extractions: I'd like to digress for a moment to showcase this fine achievement in canadian technology, the Butter Ruler (tm). I know down there in the states, packages of butter have markings on the wrapper that tell you how much butter is there. However, these measurements are not strictly precise, due to the fact that the butter may not be perfectly centered in the wrapper. Here's where Canadian genius steps in, with the Butter Ruler (tm). By placing it against your butter, you can accurately gauge measurements. No more getting 1.0245 cups of butter when you only intended to use 1. Butter Ruler (tm) sells for $69.95, and comes with a fashionable rear mountable magnet, allowing you to store Butter Ruler (tm) on your fridge.
The Canadian Technology Human Resources Board
Look Ahead Get Ahead The canadian technology Human ResourcesBoard In the Spring of 1999, Columbia in partnership with The
http://www.columbia.ca/en/comm/com_pub/cthrb.html

Extractions: Look Ahead Get Ahead : The Canadian Technology Human Resources Board I n the Spring of 1999, Columbia in partnership with The Gordon Creative Group, produced and marketed a set of career information tools for The Canadian Technology Human Resources Board (CTHRB), designed to encourage young people to consider careers as technicians and technologists. The suite of interactive products consisted of a tabloid, a reference guide, a CD-ROM and a Web site. To promote the products, Columbia planned and implemented three highly successful product launches across Canada. Extensive local media coverage was generated at each of the launch events and several media opportunities, including an interview on CITY TV, were generated for the Executive Director of CTHRB. The "Look Ahead, Get Ahead" initiative and the suite of products are very successful. Young people have responded enthusiastically to the products. Marketing and promotional efforts increased the number of requests for the products particularly in schools and other educational institutions.
Saskatchewan Trade And Export Partnership
MEMBERS SHOWCASE, canadian technology Network (CTN). 110 GymnasiumPlace Saskatoon Saskatchewan S7N 0W9 Phone 306975-6741 Fax 306
http://www.sasktrade.sk.ca/html/showcase/c/2003360.shtml
Brightspark :: Homepage
canadian technology incubator headed by Mark Skapinker (Delrina).
http://www.bspark.com
Canadian Relationships Information: DWL A Leader In Canadas Fastest Growing Te
DWL in Top of List of Canadas Fastest Growing Technology Companiesin 2002 Deloitte Touche canadian technology Fast 50. Unified
http://www.insurance-canada.ca/relations/canada/DWLTop200209.php

Extractions: Insurance-Canada.ca provides information about Managing and Leveraging Insurance Relationships and Roles Professional Info Overview Our Free Weekly Newsletter Our Consulting Services News and Events Professional Information by Subject Area Insurance Distribution CSIO Insurance Portal Policy Management Claims ... Marketing Insurance Professional Info: Where to get Products and Services Directory of Providers Insurance-Canada.ca Overview What's New Privacy Feedback/Contact Us ... print this article Insurance Relationships Information from Canada Unified Business Services Software Co. Attributes its Leadership in Emerging Space to its Solid Growth Toronto, Canada September 26, 2002 DWL, the leader in Unified Business Services software, today announced it has been named the second fastest growing technology company according to the 2002 Deloitte and Touche Canadian Technology Fast 50 program, a ranking of the fastest growing technology companies in Canada. DWLs chairman and co-founder, Justin LaFayette, credits the strength of the companys software solution and DWL's strong team, headed by solid management with its impressive revenue growth over the last 5 years. DWL solidified its commitment to growth in 2001 with the appointment of an executive team, headed by CEO, John Baumstark, experienced in bringing emerging technologies to market and growing enterprise software companies.
ACD Named One Of Canada's Fastest Growing Technology Companies
Advanced Chemistry Development has been chosen as one of the fastest growing technologycompanies in Canada, according to the 2001 'canadian technology Fast 50
http://www.acdlabs.com/clients/pr_deloitte.html

Extractions: Publications Press Releases 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
Technology Transfer FAQ
Canadian Governmental Laboratories canadian technology Network (CTN) The CanadianTechnology Network links federal and provincial government labs and agencies
http://www.nal.usda.gov/ttic/faq/intl.htm

Extractions: Canadian Governmental Laboratories Canadian Technology Network (CTN) The Canadian Technology Network links federal and provincial government labs and agencies, universities, community colleges, industry associations, technology centres and economic development agencies. Links to central and regional centres of the Canadian Technology Network. Canadian Intellectual Property Office - Industry Canada Federal Partners in Technology Transfer Canadian site designed to "unite science-based departments and agencies on issues related to the transfer of technology". Provides government-wide information and resources. Research Laboratory Links Trans-Forum Homepage Trans-Forum is an Internet-based communication and information service which links the industry liaison offices of universities, affiliated research institutes, colleges, technical institutes and centres of excellence across Canada. European Technology Transfer
CTN
canadian technology Network known for QUALITY Remembered for SERVICE.The canadian technology Network (CTN) stimulates wealth and
http://www.enterprisetoronto.com/ctn.html

Extractions: The CTN links more than 800 organizations from across Canada to provide small and medium sized companies with timely, personal access to expertise, advice and information to assist them in meeting their technology and related business challenges. Members of the CTN include federal and provincial government laboratories, agencies and departments, universities, community colleges, industry and professional associations, technology centers, economic development agencies, centers of excellence and the private sector. From its membership, CTN had identified organizations which provide Advisors. The following are profiles of the various organizations which provide guidance and assistance to help small and medium-sized companies realize their full potential.
EMC: Topics For: Solutions: A File On Canadian Technology
EMC Topics for Solutions A File on canadian technology. EMC Home, New Titles, All Titles, Abstracts, Topical Index, Withdrawn, CSS Home. Search,
http://pokey.css.washington.edu/css/emc/topics.php?mid=5491
CIBC World Markets | Industry Expertise | Technology
CIBC World Markets is the dominant investment bank in the canadian technologysector. In addition to being Canada's leading technology
http://www.cibcwm.com/expertise/technology/canada/

Extractions: Professionals View All Daniel J. Daviau Kevin W. Dalton Eric Morisset ... Terms of use //do not remove this script tag...it fixes the ie 4.0 bug// Overview Expertise Clients With 12 professionals in Toronto, Vancouver, Ottawa and Montreal, CIBC World Markets is committed to providing superior service and expertise to its technology clients. Deals at a Glance
Soviets 'Gung-Ho' For Canadian Technology (November 21, 1991)
Soviets 'GungHo' for canadian technology by DavidForrest © David Forrest, November 1991.
http://www.innovationwatch.com/compcan.1991.11.21.htm

Extractions: by David Forrest © David Forrest, November 1991 Previous Next The astounding changes witnessed in the Soviet Union recently have given rise to new opportunities for co-operation between Western countries and the Soviet republics. Canada is actively encouraging new trade relationships, and geomatics is a prime candidate for joint ventures of this kind. Energy, Mines and Resources (EMR) Canada and its Soviet counterpart the Main Administration of Geodesy and Cartography (GUGK) of the Council of Ministers of the U.S.S.R. formally agreed last spring to share geomatics technology and co-operate in developing business opportunities in surveying, mapping, remote sensing and GIS. At the beginning of April, Canadian experts from the federal government, industry and academia hosted GIS seminars in Leningrad and Moscow to demonstrate Canadian technology and identify possible joint ventures. The Canadian team included Jim Linders of the University of Guelph, Ont., head of Georef Systems Ltd., located in Waterloo, Ont.
English Index
StrategicNova's canadian technology Fund earns 5* rating from Morningstar.ca. StrategicNova'scanadian technology Mutual Fund comment for January.
http://www.teracap.com/

Extractions: Last Updated: April 3, 2003 During January 2003, Tera Capital Limited Partnership 1 will be distributing $20 per unit Two of Tera's funds are Best Performers in Globe and Mail's December rankings of Science and Technology Funds for the following periods: 1 month, 3 years and 5 years StrategicNova's Canadian Technology Fund earns rating from Morningstar.ca. Read Duncan's latest article in the National Post April 03 Tera Capital's Global Tech fund January comment StrategicNova's Canadian Technology Mutual Fund comment for February StrategicNova's US Technology Mutual Fund comment for January Tera Capital's Policies Tera Capital in the news Media Watch
The Canadian Technology Human Resources Board
THE canadian technology HUMAN RESOURCES BOARD (CTHRB). By Frances Manning,CTCA Project Manager The canadian technology Human Resources
http://www.tyendinaga.net/thehub/oct98/cthrb.htm

Extractions: The Canadian Technology Human Resources Board (CTHRB) founded in 1995 is a partnership between employers, practitioners and educators. CTHRB's objectives are to publish and maintain industry defined national standards of practice for technicians and technologists and to assist Canadian industrial and occupational organizations identify and resolve human resource issues challenging industry and the technology work force. CTHRB, in partnership with the Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance (CATA), is developing the TechnoFile System, an internet based data base and career portfolio for technology workers. At the very beginning of TechnoFile's planning stages, CTHRB realized the need for a methodology to measure and record a technology practitioner's education, experience, training, certification(s) and experiential learning according to the Canadian Technology Standards. The methodology had to take into account thousands of technical workers without formal credentials who acquired their skills on the job. The methodology would also have to evaluate thousands of others who were trained or acquired their experience offshore. CTHRB wanted further to identify areas of evaluation for nontraditional learning. The technique would evaluate professional development, training acquired in the workplace, self-directed study, non-college courses, employer- sponsored courses, non-accredited courses, accredited courses and military occupational training. CTHRB wanted to acknowledge learning acquired through experience and not experience in and of itself.

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