21. Canadian Technology Network - CTN Quebec The canadian technology Network (CTN) provides businesses with access to technologicaland business advisory services. canadian technology Network CTN Quebec. http://www.infoentrepreneurs.org/english/display.cfm?code=2710&coll=FE_FEDSBIS_E

22. Intel Corporation - Canadian Technology Education Resources There are sections specific to Teacher Resources, Technology, Parents, and Projects.Out of This World — Out of This World Canadian Science Fiction and http://www.intel.com/ca/education/resource.htm

Canada Home Select a Location Site Map Contact Us ... About Intel Home Computing Business Computing Developer Reseller / Solutions Advanced Search These links will take you off of the Intel Web site. Intel does not control the content of the destination Web site. Ontario Science Centre click here The Journey Inside SM The Community Learning Network WWW Home Page SchoolNet EduNet University of Manitoba ... Media Awareness Network Note: The above list is provided for your convenience. Intel does not endorse other companies supplying products or services. Legal Information

23.   Partner - The Canadian Technology Network The canadian technology Network Partner Ms. Kristi McBride Innovation Network Advisorcanadian technology Network, Newfoundland Labrador Nunavut National http://www.neia.org/memberprofiles/ctn.htm

The Canadian Technology Network Partner Ms. Kristi McBride National Research Council Kerwin Place, MUN Campus P.O. Box 12093 St. John’s, NL A1B 3T5 Tel. (709) 772–6811 Fax (709) 772-5067 Email: Kristi.mcbride@nrc.ca Web: http://ctn-rct.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/ If you run a small to medium-sized innovative company, the Canadian Technology Network puts you in touch with experts to provide you with quick, confidential and personal access to expertise, advice and information about how to meet technology and related business challenges. CTN provides integrated, accessible pathways to information and services relevant to enterprises using technology. Clients gain access to a national network of technology and business advisors drawn from hundreds of organizations across Canada. The Canadian Technology Network is an initiative of the Industrial Research Assistance Program (IRAP) of the National Research Council. Contact CTN Newfoundland and Labrador for timely, reliable answers that meet your business and technology challenges. For further information...

24. NYSSA Conference: Canadian Technology Conference New York Society of Security Analysts. NYSSA Home. canadian technology Conference.Updated 02/03/03 Date March 27, 2003 1130 am500 pm Conference, Chair http://www.nyssa.org/events/canadian-technology-conference-032703.html

New York Society of Security Analysts Canadian Technology Conference Updated 03/24/03 Date: March 27, 2003 11:30 am-5:00 pm Conference Generous thanks to the sponsors for helping to underwrite this event. Chair s: Phil Wahba, Canadian Consulate General Conference Location: Harvard Club 27 West 44th Street NYC CFA-CE Credits: Canadian Tech Companies that Power Wall Street Much of the technology that supports and powers the financial industries in New York comes from Canada. At this conference, attendees will hear from a wide array of Canadian IT suppliers to Wall Street, learn about their technology, business strategy and future plans. Agenda Registration and check-in Lunch and Welcome by Canadian Consul General Pamela Wallin Current Trends in IT for the Financial Industry Robert Sterling, Senior Analyst, Jupiter Media CGI Group - Montreal, Quebec (NYSE: GIB; TSX: GIBa) CGI is a leading provider of end-to-end information technology and business processing services with annualized revenues of $1.5 billion. CGI was acclaimed Company of the Year at the Branham Awards in 2002. Financial Models Company - Toronto, Ontario (TSE: FMC)

25. Aon Warns Canadian Technology Companies Still Face Many Aon Warns canadian technology Companies Still Face Many Challengesin 2003. TORONTO, CANADA January 17, 2003 - Responding to the http://www.aon.com/ca/en/about/aon_canada/news/challenges.jsp

26. Aon Press Releases Aon warns canadian technology companies still face many challenges in 2003 (TORONTO,17 January 2003) – Responding to the immense changes resulting from the http://www.aon.com/about/news/press_release/pr_0051F7C9.jsp

27. City Of Mount Pearl - Canadian Technology Network Can't Find What You're Looking For? Find It. canadian technology NetworkThe company you keep depends on the connections you make! http://www.mtpearl.nf.ca/ctn/ctn.htm

Can't Find What You're Looking For? Canadian Technology Network The company you keep depends on the connections you make! If you run a small or medium-sized business in Canada, the Canadian Technology Network 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. These advisors are linked together to optimize the identification and delivery of the right advice or expertise to meet your needs. The connections you need are right here in Mount Pearl Click on Image To View Video ( RealPlayer Required If you have any questions, comments or would like to have a one-on-one demonstration of the Canadian Technology Network, please make the connection by contacting Your Network Advisor for The City of Mount Pearl, NF David Bruce City of Mount Pearl Economic Development Department 3 Centennial Street Mount Pearl, NF

28. Living In The Canadian Technology Triangle Living in the canadian technology Triangle. The Region of Waterloo,population 406,090 (/96 census) includes the cities of Kitchener http://www.printeron.net/about_us/careers/ctt.html

Home Solutions Support About Us ... Legal Living in the Canadian Technology Triangle The Region of Waterloo, population 406,090 (/96 census) includes the cities of Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge, and the townships of Woolwich, Wilmot, Wellesley, and North Dumfries. Together with the city of Guelph, the cities of Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge form Canada's Technology Triangle (CTT). Waterloo Region's continual economic growth is in part due to its large number of advanced science and technology industries-many of them spin-offs from the University of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University. Over 350 high-tech and advanced technology firms are located in the CTT. With a wide spectrum of employment opportunities, a low average cost of living (Feb/97 CPI 137.3), excellent value and availability of housing, low residential realty taxes, full complement of amenities, diversified dining choices, recreational opportunities, cultural events, health care facilities, and universities (over 17,000 students increase the population annually), citizens of Waterloo Region enjoy an enviable quality of life. City of Kitchener City of Waterloo Privacy Careers ... Site Map

29. IRAP-Canadian Technology Network (CTN) Home How IRAP can help you innovate Networks canadian technology Network(CTN). Industrial Research Assistance Program Innovation at Work for Canada. http://irap-pari.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/english/ctn_e.html

@import "../styles/percent.css"; Navigate the World of Innovation with IRAP Home How IRAP can help you innovate Networks Industrial Research Assistance Program Innovation at Work for Canada Industry Minister Alan Rock Industry Minister Allan Rock to the House Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology May 7, 2002 (IRAP) began work to consider its future directions and goals. IRAP's existing strategic plan was nearing its end - the goals established in the mid-1990s achieved or in need of change in light of new opportunities. During this period, NRC itself was considering its vision and strategic directions, and in early 2002 introduced its Vision to 2006. NRC's Vision and its five key principles provided IRAP with an enriched framework for focusing its efforts to achieve excellence and leadership in support of Canadian SMEs to innovate locally, but compete globally. At the same time, over the past year especially, the Government of Canada was assessing how to improve Canada's innovation performance. This too has affected the context within which IRAP was developing its strategic plan - emphasizing the need to consider how best to use IRAP's mandate and achievements to mobilize national action.

30. Canadian Technology Network: Events List Working with International Financial Institutions St. John's, Newfoundland,200303-25; Technology for Success 2003 Edmonton, Alberta, 2003-04-08; http://data3.ctn-rct.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/events_e.cfm?events=Upcoming&Location=Nation

31. Canadian Technology Network: Events List Technology For Success Edmonton, Alberta, 200011-14; Canadian PhotonicsTechnology Roadmap Vancouver, British Columbia, 2000-11-10; http://data3.ctn-rct.nrc-cnrc.gc.ca/events_e.cfm?events=Past&Location=National

32. Canadian Technology Workshop In La Florida canadian technology WORKSHOP IN LA FLORIDA. 16. Deborah Walker fromthe Regional Municipality of Waterloo Water Services Division http://www.iclei.org/iclei/santimages/5.htm

Search: CANADIAN TECHNOLOGY WORKSHOP IN LA FLORIDA 16. Deborah Walker from the Regional Municipality of Waterloo - Water Services Division, at a workshop held in La Florida. 17. Jill Proud from the Green Communities Association at a workshop held in La Florida. Back To Table Of Contents African Sustainable Cities Network Calendar of upcoming events Capacidad para la Sostenibilidad Case Reference Database: add a case reference Case Reference Database: search Cities21 Project Cities for Climate Protection home page CO emissions calculator Collin Matjila's Address to the UN Communities 21 Contact ICLEI ecoBudget Ecological Footprints of Nations Eco-Procurement Initiative Energy Facts fact sheets Enviro-Sound: Real Audio European Green Fleets Project Global Cities21, ICLEI World Congress of Local Governments Guest Book Home page of CCP Australia Home page of ICLEI in Brasil (Portugese) Home page of ICLEI's Japan Office (Japanese) Home energy audit (demo version) Home page creator (members only) ICLEI Biennial Report 1998-99 ICLEI Energy Services (IES) ICLEI home page ICLEI US Home Page Information Booth Initiatives, (ICLEI newsletter)

33. Canadian Technology Triangle .NET Users Group Dave Lloyd provided an indepth tour of the Visual Studio .NET IDEat the canadian technology Triangle User group on October 30th. http://www.objectsharp.com/Articles/CTTDNUG_IDE/

CTT .NET User's Group Visual Studio .NET IDE Tour November 8, 2002 Dave Lloyd Object# Consulting Dave Lloyd provided an indepth tour of the Visual Studio .NET IDE at the Canadian Technology Triangle User group on October 30th. Dave divided up the IDE into its components and discussed each one in a demo format. What's New CTT .NET Users Group Vancouver NTUG .NET Tip of the Week May Newsletter View Slides Download Samples The ObjectSharp Logo and ObjectSharp name are property of ObjectSharp Consulting. Toll-free Training Hotline: 1.877.So.Sharp (1.877.767.4277) Toronto Office: 20 Bay Street, Suite 1205, Toronto, Ontario, M5J 2N8 Canada 647.436.1163 Vancouver Office: 3rd Floor, 855 Homer Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6B 5S2, Canada 604.443.1048

34. Canadian Technology Company Sets Up Asia Pacific HQ In HK canadian technology company sets up Asia Pacific HQ in HK. A leading Canadiantechnology company specialising in 3D realtime measurement http://www.info.gov.hk/gia/general/brandhk/0610001.htm

Canadian technology company sets up Asia Pacific HQ in HK A leading Canadian technology company specialising in 3D real-time measurement systems, Northern Digital Inc (NDI), has established its Asia Pacific headquarters in Hong Kong. After serving its customers in Asia Pacific for more than a decade, the Waterloo-based NDI aims to capitalise on the growing demand for its products by establishing a permanent base in the region. NDI's Managing Director for Asia Pacific, Mr David Xu, said: "Hong Kong offers an efficient and international business environment where it is easy to start up our Asia Pacific operations. "Hong Kong was the obvious choice, given its excellent infrastructure, especially in IT, telecommunications, transport and shipping. We also value the availability of professional services such as legal, financial and marketing communications, as well as the city's vast pool of highly-trained human resources." NDI develops, manufactures and sells advanced measurement systems for applications ranging from image-guided surgery for orthopaedics and neurosurgery to industrial use in quality inspection and reverse engineering.

35. Climate Change And Energy Options: Canadian Technology Development Courtenay, BC. 1415 1440 Wind Energy Technology Jim Salmon, President,Canadian Wind Energy Association, Calgary, Alberta. 1440 http://www.cns-snc.ca/events/CCEO/welcome_1999.htm

Canadian Nuclear Society Ottawa, November 17-19, 1999 Program The Climate Change And Energy Options Symposium will be organized into four sessions. An opening session introduces the Kyoto Protocol and the process initiated by Canada's Climate Change Secretariat to establish options for consideration to meet Canad a's commitment to the protocol. It will also discuss Canadian and world energy needs in the context of gradually depleting fossil fuel supplies. The next session will establish the potential of various alternate energy sources that are free of greenhouse gas emissions, in a coordinated effort to reduce Canada's GHG emissions. Papers in this session will discuss the potential of solar, wind, hyd ro and nuclear energy in turn, and the scope for substitution of Canada's fossil fuel based energy systems. The magnitude of energy supply and GHG reduction potential will be estimated, taking into consideration supporting technology needed and land-use t o expand their utilization. The subsequent two sessions will cover introduction of GHG-free energy, issues related to the implementation of these energy technologies, and improvements made to fossil fuel-based energy technologies. Specific applications of these technologies, and research and development initiatives to improve performance and decrease costs will be addressed. Speakers from a wide range of technology including developments in solar, wind, fossil fuel, and nuclear energy as well as supporting or "cross-cutting" enab ling technology in transport, fuel cells, oil production, hydrogen production, etc. will present their views. The application of the

36. Canadian Technology & Business Magazine 2003 canadian technology Business 2003. Editor's Corner Technology Business orBusiness Technology? canadian technology ©20022003. All rights reserved. http://www.canadiantechnology.ca/

Canadian Technology Editor's Corner: From the use of canola oil as an alternative fuel supplement for bio-diesel fuel in Saskatchewan to transforming fatty wastes into bio diesel fuel for Montreal buses, brand new technologies and innovative applications to old industries are accelerating the changes to the way we do things or get things done. And, casting a potentially greener, more hopeful look to our environment in future. rbergen@canadiantechnology.ca The Honourable Allan Rock Minister of Industry Nadir Mohamed Peter Barnes President and CEO of the Canadian Wireless Telecommunications Association (CWTA) Michael A. Neuman President, Bell Mobility J.G. Turcotte President of Communications Research Centre Canada Mark Henderson Ericsson Canada Inc. Wendy Hayes Managing Director, Apple Canada Douglas Patriquin Canadian Commercial Corporation L. Phillipe Lemay Executive Vice-President, Business Development, Canada Post Corporation Jack Sebbag Canadian General Manager and Vice-President

37. Canada Tech Place - The Online Resource For The Canadian High Tech Industry & Co Focusses on canadian technology news and products. http://www.CanadaTechPlace.com

Choose your Technology! Go to.... Computers - Software - Hardware - Internet - Network Consumer Electronics - Home Audio/Video,Appl. - Security Systems - Automotive Products Commercial Electronics - Industrial - Security Media - Film,Print,and Electronics Telecommunications - Satellite, Cell.,PCS,Wireless Transportation - Aviation, Aerospace,Auto... Engineering - CAD/CAM, News, Innovations etc... Architectural - News, Products, Designers, etc ... Resource Industries - Mining,Energy,Electric... Government About Us A-Z Business Index Downloads Discussion Forums ... Privacy Our Birthday March 1, 2001 International News More More -ImageWare Systems and Cross Match Technologies Collaborate On Next Generation ID Badges 05/10/02-13:54 More News Archives Computers Hardware Internet Software ... Home Audio/Video,

38. CCMC Online > Media > News > Story Ideas > Canadian Technology To Rewrite Rules CCMC Online Media News Story Ideas. canadian technology TO REWRITERULES OF MARINE DATA GATHERING. Image Available • B W. Technology http://www.ccmc.nf.ca/media/ideas/story_idea_3.htm

CCMC Online Corporate Diffusion Directory ... Home News News Releases Story Ideas Information Profile Bios Sources Graphics Tools Search Media Kit Subscribe Contact CANADIAN TECHNOLOGY TO REWRITE RULES OF MARINE DATA GATHERING Image Available Technology currently under development by a Canadian high tech firm will rewrite the rules of field data gathering in the ocean science community. For example, an arctic scientist in a laboratory in Winnipeg will be enabled to communicate, via wireless Internet, with his seabed mapping device on a ship sailing Baffin Bay. The technology will increase the operational capacity of ships engaged in marine science activities, while the scientist will be assured of higher quality environmental information over larger areas and at less expense. First deployment of the technology is scheduled for September 2001 when a vessel studying the habitat of turbot in the Labrador Sea will have a seabed mapping device controlled remotely. The scientist will place an order for a data set via the Internet. The mapping system will be activated via a satellite link and report daily on its activities and its location. For More Info Contact J. David Mitchell

39. AlleyEvent.com : Canadian Technology Conference canadian technology Conference. Organization NYSSA. Link to Event URLwww.nyssa.org/events/canadiantechnology-conference-032703.html. http://www.alleyevent.com/ae/ae.nsf/all/8F481B0139B8D21C86256CE00061348C?OpenDoc

40. Chipworks News - Canadian Technology Fast 50 canadian technology Fast 50 Chipworks Inc. was recently recognizedas one of the 50 fastest growing technology companies in Canada. http://www.chipworks.com/chipnews/archive/11Fast50_2.htm

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