21. 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 EMC Home, New Titles, All Titles, Abstracts, Topical Index, Withdrawn, CSS Home.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://www.css.washington.edu/emc/topics.php?mid=5491

22. 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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23. Canadian TECHNOLOGY canadian technology. The Canadian International Communications Program mid2001. canadian technology CD Rom Site Map. The program was http://www.wpc2000.com/CanadianTechnology.htm

Canadian TECHNOLOGY The Canadian International Communications Program, a program for improving international communication respecting the Canadian oil, gas and petrochemical industries, was undertaken in mid 2001. Canadian Technology CD Rom Site Map The program was developed with support from the federal and provincial governments and the Canadian Association for the WPC. It drew wide participation from a cross section of industry associations and companies which provided data, photographs, and illustrations and was directed especially towards development of an interactive multimedia presentation. Special technical support was provided by Nexen Inc., a Canadian oil, gas and petrochemical company and EnCana Inc., a large Canadian oil and gas producing and pipelines company, both with extensive international operations. The resulting CD Rom was featured at Canadian booths at the 17th World Petroleum Congress in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil and will also be shown in an updated format at other conferences and exhibitions including the annual Offshore Technology Conference in Houston, U.S.A. The presentation includes information on the Canadian petroleum industry, its innovations, and the services and products it offers. The presentation will be updated regularly. Back to Top

24. CTN canadian technology Network known for QUALITY Remembered for SERVICE.The canadian technology Network (CTN) stimulates wealth and http://www.enterprisetoronto.com/ctn.html

An initiative of the Industrial Research Assistance Program of the National Research Council of Canada Canadian Technology Network known for QUALITY Remembered for SERVICE The Canadian Technology Network (CTN) stimulates wealth and job creation by linking innovation related resources to provide integrated and coordinated service delivery to Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises. Visit the CTN Internet site at www.ctn.nrc.ca or call 1-888-CTN-0001 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.

25. 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

ARPEL B.I.D.S. CTN GHG Showcase Canadian Technology Network 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.

26. 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 PrinterOn Corp., 221 McIntyre Drive, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, N2R 1G1, +1 (519) 748-2462

27. Saskatchewan Trade And Export Partnership MEMBERS SHOWCASE, canadian technology Network (CTN). 4460 110 GymnasiumPlace Saskatoon Saskatchewan S7N 0W9 Phone 306-975-6741 http://www.sasktrade.sk.ca/html/showcase/members/2003360.shtml

MEMBERS SHOWCASE Canadian Technology Network (CTN) #4460 - 110 Gymnasium Place Saskatoon Saskatchewan S7N 0W9 Phone: 306-975-6741 Fax: 306-975-4717 Email: marie.savostianik@nrc.gc.ca Homepage: ctn.nrc.gc.ca The Canadian Technology Network (CTN) 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. CTN focuses on fostering an environment for entrepreneurship and innovation for Canadian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and anticipating their future innovation needs. Contact: Marie Savostianik marie.savostianik@nrc.gc.ca Innovation Council Secretariat Current Products and Services: Regional and community innovation system capacity building, strategic innovation service partnerships, and innovation and entrepreneurship awareness. STEP Home Members Showcase Speakers Bureau International Projects ... Contact STEP

28. Ventures West Investment focus earlystage canadian technology companies http://www.ventureswest.com/

Ventures West is an active venture capital partner that invests in early stage technology companies across Canada from offices in Vancouver, Toronto and Ottawa. Established in the Canadian venture capital market for over 30 years, Ventures West has formed eight venture capital funds which total over $600 million and has invested in more than 125 companies. Read our most recent newsletter First Quarter 2004 Recent Investments: about us for entrepreneurs team portfolio ... Powered by Maestro CMS

29. High-profile Canadian Technology Entrepreneurs Join Ventures West’s Entrepreneu Highprofile canadian technology Entrepreneurs Join Ventures West’sEntrepreneur in Residence Program. Vancouver, BC, December http://www.ventureswest.com/News/news12020301.asp

news recent archives press coverage ... media kit High-profile Canadian Technology Entrepreneurs Join Ventures West’s Entrepreneur in Residence Program Vancouver, BC, December 2, 2003 - Ventures West, one of Canada´s pre-eminent venture capital investors, announced that it has attracted three new high-profile technology executives to its Entrepreneurs In Residence (EIR) program. The Ventures West EIR program is one of the largest in Canada. It provides experienced entrepreneurs who have outstanding track records as executives or technologists with the opportunity to join Ventures West as an interim step to their next venture. The EIR program provides these individuals with the network, resources and tools to identify emerging market and business opportunities. Entrepreneurs in the program become part of the Ventures West team and gain access to its operations and deal flow; they also provide specialized management counsel to Ventures West portfolio companies. The new EIRs include: Keith Bates, former CEO of Plazmic Inc., a leader in the wireless rich graphics market, which was acquired in 2001 by Research in Motion. Alan McMillan, former CEO and Director of Think Dynamics, an automated system management firm, which was acquired by IBM in May 2003.

30. Canadian Technology Jobs IT Job Techies - Canadian, All/Other CHANGE CITY. 14088 members counting! CANADIANJOBS SEARCH, Post A Job. Key Words, Company Name, Recruiters, http://www.techvibes.com/job/index.asp?city=56

31. International Market Opportunity For A Canadian Technology International Market Opportunity for a canadian technology. Workingtogether with Timken Co. of Canton, Ohio and with the financial http://www.imi.cnrc-nrc.gc.ca/english/HTML/Reussites/Timken.htm

@import "http://www.imi.cnrc-nrc.gc.ca/Styles_IMI/percent.css"; Soft Micro- and Nanofabrication: Workshop on Technology Development and Applications June 4, 2004 Annual Blow Molding Conference Sept . 22-23,. 2004 International Market Opportunity for a Canadian Technology Working together with Timken Co. of Canton, Ohio and with the financial support of the US Department of Energy, the Industrial Materials Institute (IMI) of the National Research Council of Canada (NRC) has developed and installed at Timken a laser ultrasonic system for measuring on the production line the thickness of the walls of hot pierced tubes. In three months this innovative system has resulted in a major increase in productivity, less scrap and substantial savings. Tecnar Automation of Saint-Bruno, Quebec, an IMI spin-off with an IMI licence for laser ultrasonic detection systems, was chosen to do the marketing. NRC Institute Industrial Materials Institute Partner Timken Inc.

32. 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.

33. Equity Research Center Free equity research, analytical tools, technical and fundamental, comparables analysis, financial links, news and tech investment information on canadian technology stocks. http://www.equityresearchcenter.com

34. Technology News: American And Canadian Technology Stocks In The News Late breaking technology news on American and canadian technology stocks, software,hardware, computers, components, manufacturers, wireless and internet http://www.axcessnews.com/technology.shtml

Bookmark This Page City Sites News -Business -Technology -Environmental -Commodities ... -Archives Our Picks Today -Unemployment rate remains unchanged This Week -Maytag cuts 20% of workforce Columns -Commentary -Market Axcess -Micro Cap Watch -Inside Wall Street ... -Axcess Analysts Resources -Weather -Maps -Travel -Entertainment ... -Stock Guide Services -News Forum -News Alert -Free Headlines -Add your Link! Information -Contact Us -Newsroom -Advertising guide -Privacy Policy Top Technology News Story Microsoft releases trial version of Pocket MSN after delay June 4, 2004 By Mike Dano - RCRNews.com (AXcess News/RCR) Redmond WA - Microsoft Corp. continues to play in the wireless arena in fits and starts, as the company quietly released a trial version of its Pocket MSN application after a delay of about six months. Top Technology News Courts decline FCC Network Bundling Rules June 4, 2004

35. Canadian Technology :: OCanada.ca :: Canada's Portal canadian technology The .CA Brand When Canadians want to find a Canadianwebsite, they think .CA, just like oCanada.CA. In fact http://www.ocanada.ca/news/technology/

oCanada.ca Home Canadian Shopping Canadian News World News ... Privacy Statement Search Now: Canadian Technology The .CA Brand 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 eBrands Media Group

36. ZOLL Data Systems - Press Release - Pinpoint Technologies Acquires Canadian Tech FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. Pinpoint Technologies Acquires canadian technologyFirm. Boulder, CO Wednesday, July 05, 2000. On 5 July 2000 http://www.pinpointtech.com/csite/PressReleases/PressReleaseView.asp?prid=24

37. Canadian Technology Fast 50/Shooting Star Official website of Canadian Advanced Technology Alliance (CATAAlliance), Canada shightech voice. Jun 12, 2000 canadian technology Fast 50/Shooting Star. http://www.cata.ca/Media_and_Events/Press_Releases/cata_pr06120001.html

Home About CATA CATA Press Releases Events Calendar ... Town Hall Jun 12, 2000 Canadian Technology Fast 50/Shooting Star Ottawa, ON, June 12, 2000 . . . The Canadian Technology Fast 50 ranks the 50 fastest-growing technology companies based on the highest rates of revenue growth during the last five years. In 2000, the program will include a new category called "Shooting Stars" recognizing technology companies that are experiencing rapid growth but have not been in business long enough to be eligible for the Canadian Technology Fast 50. In addition, all Canadian Technology Fast 50 submissions will be automatically eligible for the Technology Fast 500, that will rank the fastest growing technology companies both in the U.S. and Canada for the first time. Canadian Technology Fast 50 Eligibility Criteria Canadian Technology Fast 50 "Shooting Stars" Eligibility Criteria Note: Consulting companies, professional services firms, etc. are not eligible unless they own proprietary technology. Register at www.deloitte.ca Deadline for entries: June 26, 2000 Release of 2000 Canadian Technology Fast 50 recipients: Sept. 28, 2000

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

MEDIA Home Corporate Diffusion Directory ... Media 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. Cdn Navigator Mutual Fund StrategicNova s canadian technology Fund seeks to deliver consistent, above averagereturns on investment in Canadian bioscience and technology securities http://www.teracap.com/mutual_about.htm

Top 10 Holdings Performance Discussion About the StrategicNova Canadian Tech Fund: Mutual Fund Codes: [Front Load OGF146; Back Load OGF446] http://www.dynamic.ca StrategicNova's Canadian Technology Fund seeks to deliver consistent, above average returns on investment in Canadian bioscience and technology securities, leading to superior, long-term performance. As the fastest growth sector in the world, technology is the driving force behind economic growth, both in Canada and in the world. StrategicNova's Canadian Technology Fund seeks to maximize returns while preserving capital by investing in high-growth global industries such as telecommunications, software, and biotechnology. This fund will invest principally in Canadian stocks but can invest up to 20% in global technology opportunities (mainly U.S.) The Manager uses a proven Structured Investment Approach built upon a foundation of both technology experience and investment experience. The Structured Investment Approach: 1. Management Team

40. Canadian Technology Education Resources enhance learning, develop information technology skills, and encourage the useof technology in the classroom. EduNet. Here is a great Canadian Website for http://www.intel.com/ca/education/resource.htm

Canada Home Intel Worldwide Where to Buy Contact Us ... Education Programs 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 Travel the Information Highway at the Ontario Science Centre to explore the insides of a computer. You can learn how microprocessors are made at Intel's exhibit, test out the latest CD ROMs, learn "stupid computer tricks," and surf the web at the Internet Cafe. For hours, prices, and directions, click here The Community Learning Network WWW Home Page CLN is designed to help K-12 teachers integrate technology into their classrooms. There are over 215 menu pages with more than 4,000 annotated links to educational WWW sites, as well as over 120 WWW resources their own all organized within an intuitive structure. SchoolNet SchoolNet focuses on bringing educators and students together to share educational resources, enhance learning, develop information technology skills, and encourage the use of technology in the classroom. EduNet Here is a great Canadian Website for Teachers and Students. This well organized site provides links all areas of learning and includes a search engine to help you find what you need.

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