Day: February 9, 2026
Assessing a Dagger by Blade Profile
Daggers, broadly speaking, constitute a broad class of bladed tools that are primarily intended as weapons, for defensive applications. Unlike many other bladed tools, the utility of a dagger is therefore limited, and determined largely by the profile and size of the blade. That being the case, you can tell a lot about a dagger, […]
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9 Uses for Your Machete Knife
The term “machete knife” might be a little cumbersome, but that notwithstanding these are incredibly versatile tools, especially for bushcraft or survival. Here’s why, despite the imposing size, you should have one around the campsite the next time you’re out there. Trailblazing This is the original use of a machete knife; clearing and maintaining trails. […]
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How Modernization of Land Titles Could Shorten Turnaround Times for Survey Plan Registrations
The process of registering survey plans has traditionally been a meticulous and time-consuming task, requiring careful review to ensure accuracy and compliance with municipal and provincial regulations. However, recent advancements in land title management have introduced significant opportunities to accelerate these procedures. Alberta land surveyors in Edmonton are now positioned to benefit from these modernization […]
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Will Full Digital Land Title Submission Replace Paper Plans for Surveyors in Alberta?
Surveying has long been a profession rooted in precision, paperwork, and on-site verification. In Alberta, surveyors have traditionally relied on detailed paper plans to document land parcels, subdivisions, and property boundaries. These paper-based processes, while reliable, are time-consuming and require careful handling. With the rise of digital technologies, the question arises: can fully digital land […]
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