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Microsoft Canada Women's Partner Council - Vimarsana News

Microsoft Canada Women's Partner Council

The Microsoft Canada Partner Women’s Council is a community of women leaders and allies within the Microsoft Partner Ecosystem who are passionate about empowering women in Canada. The Microsoft Canada’s Global Partner Solutions Women’s Council aims: to facilitate a larger conversation around the challenges, ideas, and opportunities facing women in the workplace; provide public leadership on the importance of D&I and inclusive hiring practices for the Canadian economy; and deliver tangible outputs to influence change across Canada and beyond.

New Minecraft Education: Pacific Northwest Coast Experience - Vimarsana News

New Minecraft Education: Pacific Northwest Coast Experience

New education tool allows students to delve into the world of Pacific Northwest Indigenous Peoples.

Alberta partnering with AI company to try to predict wildfires before they ignite - Vimarsana News

Alberta partnering with AI company to try to predict wildfires before they ignite

EDMONTON — Alberta is investing in artificial intelligence in an effort to predict where a wildfire may ignite before it happens, a move its tech partners

Alberta partnering with AI company to try to predict wildfires before they ignite – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Alberta partnering with AI company to try to predict wildfires before they ignite – Winnipeg Free Press

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Alberta partnering with AI company to try to predict wildfires

Alberta is investing in artificial intelligence in an effort to predict where a wildfire may ignite before it happens, a move its tech partners say could save up to $5 million a year.

Source: cp24.com