CANADA'S AIRPORTS 2008
Want to see how Canadian airports have changed?
POTENTIAL WORTH EXPLORING
Canada's tourism sector
ENGINEERS CANADA 2008
The positive impact and prowess of Canada’s professional engineers are evident in all corners of Canadian society. As engineers work to do even more to contribute to Canada’s social betterment and economic competitiveness, prime opportunities are being created for men and women with aptitudes for science and math, and penchants for getting jobs done right.
OIL AND GAS 2008
Alberta may be the king of Canada's oil and gas industry, but other resource rich provinces are stepping up the pace of development. While that's good news for he economy, Canada's ascent among the world's top energy producing nations is presenting new challenges for both the industry and the communities at the forefront of Canada's energy resource boom.
GLOBAL THINKING - CANADA IN THE WORLD
Like other trading nations, Canada’s fortunes are linked to those of the U.S.; however, diverse Canadian business activity in the world’s largest emerging markets bodes well for Canada’s long-term prospects.
BUSINESS TRAVEL
Business travel isn’t just important to countless corporate personnel who travel as part of their corporate duty, it is also an important contributor to Canada’s national economy that generates $12 billion in expenditures annually. This special report – produced in co-operation with the National Business Travel Association – addresses issues critical to the business travel industry and the people and corporate interests it serves.
DELIVERABLES
Chances are, like countless other businesses, your office will engage the services of a courier today. The fact is Canada’s couriers and logisticians are playing an increasingly vital role in Canada’s competitiveness – facilitating supply chains and just-in-time delivery systems, and doing it in a world of rising environmental and security demands. It’s a tall order, but Canada’s couriers say they are up for the job.
OSPE ENGINEERING AWARDS 2008
This special report – produced in co-operation with the National Engineering Week Ontario Steering Committee - celebrates engineering and the many ways that engineering contributes positively to the lives of all Canadians.
MTS ALLSTREAM GROWING STRONG
With 100 years of innovation under its belt, Manitoba-based MTS Allstream has emerged as a competitive force among Canada’s leading telecom service providers. What does it mean to your business? For starters, count on better service and smart products to improve your performance.
IT could be a matter of life and death.
Canada is blessed with both one of the world’s most advanced health care systems and sophisticated IT networks. Ironically, when it comes to the interconnectedness of Canada’s more than 40,000 different kinds of points of care, our health system is remarkably disconnected.
