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Tip Sheets 2004
Get quick access to the latest news on NRCan's research and development
activities.
December 2004
- NRCan Scientist Wins Award for Oil Sands Research
- New Regulations Will Save Energy and Money for Canadians
- Earth Sciences Information Centre Celebrates 150th Anniversary
- Get Real! Facts about Christmas Trees in Canada
November 2004
- Government science information in a single portal
- Truck drivers go "idle-free"
- University researchers test their metal at CANMET-MTL
- Canadian Landsat Mosaic - more than just a pretty picture
October 2004
- Science in our Everyday Lives
- Change a Light, Change your World
- Finding Answers to the Burning Questions
- Atlas of Canada Gets a Makeover
September 2004
- National Air Photo Library is now on-line
- Students from across Canada could be the next "Energy Ambassadors"
- Looking at Canada's forests from space
- Raising Canada's profile at Electra Mining Africa trade show
August 2004
- Energy efficiency: it's worth celebrating
- Battling the mountain pine beetle infestation
- Take a hike with Trailpaq
- NRCan receives
award for gold research
July 2004
- Tips for safe family fireworks
- New Web site provides snapshot of forest fire conditions across Canada
- Take our Canadian geography quiz
- Fuel for thought
June 2004 – Special
"Water" Edition
- Canada Water Accounts — A balance sheet of water use in
Canada
- Canadian technology helps improve water quality in Brazil
- NRCan uses new technology for water-use planning in the Oak Ridges
Moraine region
- Gulf Islands waterscapes posters now available!
May 2004
- Forest Science on Display During National Forest Week –
May 2 to 8, 2004
- From May 10 to 16, Canada Celebrates National Mining Week
April 2004
- NRCan flaring lab unique in the world
- Database of tactile maps grows to include all major Canadian cities
- Canadians can now determine their GPS positions more accurately than
ever before
March 2004
- New $100 bill showcases cartography expertise at NRCan
- Harnessing the power of heat
- Byproduct of power plants makes for energy-efficient concrete
- Lighter vehicles = greater efficiency, less greenhouse gases
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