CORE Geomatics created a new blog entry
on March 27 2026 at 10:16 AM public
Boundary Lines or Legal Fights? How to Protect Your Property
Property ownership can feel straightforward—until disputes arise. Whether buying a new home, building an addition, or selling land, unclear property boundaries can lead to costly conflicts. One...
CORE Geomatics created a new blog entry
on March 19 2026 at 06:14 AM public
Updated Survey Standards: Key Changes Professionals Need to Know
Survey regulations continue to evolve as technology advances and land development grows more complex. Recent updates to professional survey standards are shaping how projects are documented,...
CORE Geomatics created a new blog entry
on March 19 2026 at 05:58 AM public
Frequent Issues That Slow Down Subdivision Survey Plan Approvals
Subdivision projects often begin with clear goals and strong momentum. Yet even well-planned developments can encounter delays at the survey stage. Accurate and compliant plans are essential for...
CORE Geomatics created a new blog entry
on March 18 2026 at 07:11 AM public
Why Outdated Survey Plans Are No Longer Accepted by Banks and Developers
Property transactions and development projects rely heavily on accurate, up-to-date documentation. One document that has come under increasing scrutiny is the land survey plan. In many cases,...
CORE Geomatics created a new blog entry
on March 18 2026 at 06:54 AM public
How Land Surveyors Support Lot Consolidations and Property Splits
Property ownership comes with opportunities to adapt land to changing needs. Some owners choose to merge adjacent parcels into one larger lot, while others decide to divide a single property...
CORE Geomatics created a new blog entry
on March 18 2026 at 06:30 AM public
Why Older Survey Plans Aren’t Always Reliable for Today’s Projects
Property owners often assume that an existing survey plan tucked away in a drawer or attached to purchase documents can simply be reused for a new project. While older plans can provide helpful...
CORE Geomatics created a new blog entry
on March 17 2026 at 06:44 AM public
Before You Buy: Questions to Ask About Local Land Development Plans
Buying property is a major investment, whether you’re planning to build a custom home, start a commercial project, or hold land for future growth. In growing urban centres, understanding local...
CORE Geomatics created a new blog entry
on March 16 2026 at 05:32 AM public
Is Your Lot Truly Build-Ready? The Role of Land Surveys in Shaping Your Dream Home
Buying a piece of land is an exciting first step toward building a custom home. The vision often comes quickly—where the driveway will sit, how the backyard will look, and which direction the...
CORE Geomatics created a new blog entry
on March 16 2026 at 05:16 AM public
How Surveyors Are Getting Ready for the Next Wave of Digital Title Upgrades After 2026
Digital transformation continues to reshape land administration systems across the country. Provincial land registries have steadily modernized over the past decade, shifting from paper-based...
CORE Geomatics created a new blog entry
on March 13 2026 at 11:23 AM public
How Surveyors Leverage Advanced Technology to Cut Field Time
Surveying has always required precision, patience, and time spent outdoors in varying conditions. Across Edmonton, however, the profession is evolving rapidly. Modern tools and digital workflows...
CORE Geomatics created a new blog entry
on March 13 2026 at 11:07 AM public
How an Incomplete Real Property Report Can Delay Your Commercial Development
Launching or expanding a commercial project involves significant investment, tight timelines, and detailed planning. Amid financing approvals, design coordination, and municipal requirements,...
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on January 29 2026 at 06:15 AM public
Why Your Development Proposal Might Be Rejected Without a Topographic Survey
Planning a development project involves more than just blueprints and ideas—it requires precise information about the land itself. Municipalities rely on accurate data to approve or reject...
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