Canadian Technology Systems (CTS), the trading name of 4364546 Canada Inc., develops specialist equipment for professional explosive-device disposal from Pointe-Claire, Quebec. Its marketed family includes Lance and TwinLance disrupters, a compact Dagger variant, and associated integration, training and technical support.
Operating context
The Lance and TwinLance family shares support components and a Scabbard stand. CTS lists testing on several EOD robot families; ICOR’s own catalogue is more specific: CALIBER MK3 supports single and twin Lance, while CALIBER T5 supports single Lance. Compatibility therefore needs to be confirmed for the selected platform and configuration. Dagger is marketed as a compact, backpackable family variant. CTS offers technician training at its facility or the customer site, a two-year limited warranty and direct technical support, backed by a company-described international agent and technician network.
PEREGRINE has evidence beyond the pending trademark: a 2024 CTS/WARGdrones advertisement and a developer-authored Mine Action paper describe an EOD drone using the Lance component. The paper identifies WARGdrones GmbH as the aircraft developer and CTS as the component supplier; its author-led inert-target demonstration supplies no named customer acceptance. The broader EOD NOW initiative is described separately as conceptual. CIPO application 2230080 remains under examination, with a May 25, 2026 extension and November 8, 2026 due date. Aircraft development, trademark status and delivered system acceptance are distinct.
Canadian footprint
CTS publishes its operating contact at 104A Gun Avenue, Pointe-Claire, Quebec; the federal corporation record lists the same registered office. The active legal entity was incorporated May 8, 2006. CTS reports acquiring its own facility in 2018 for in-house R&D. A 2021–2022 NRC contribution describes machine-shop work for R&D and low-volume internal parts, with prospective external service. That historical project does not quantify current manufacturing capacity, staffing or throughput.
Pointe-Claire, Quebec is the published city-level context for Canadian Technology Systems. It does not imply a street address or exact facility location.
CTS offers a Canadian specialist equipment and support route for professional EOD teams and robot integrators. Its strongest evidence combines a marketed disrupter family, ICOR’s configuration-specific catalogue and historical DND procurement. PEREGRINE adds an aerial integration pathway with WARGdrones responsible for the aircraft; it does not establish CTS as an accepted full-platform supplier. The practical buying decisions are exact configuration acceptance, responsibility for integrated support and realized capacity following repayable CED investment.
Interpretation of the public record. Not qualification, endorsement or evidence of buyer interest.
Professional explosive-device disrupter family and platform integration
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CTS markets a professional explosive-device-disposal family comprising Lance, TwinLance and the compact Dagger variant. Lance and TwinLance share support components. ICOR documents CALIBER MK3 single/twin Lance and T5 single Lance options, while other robot compatibility remains a supplier testing claim requiring configuration-specific confirmation. Training, warranty and direct support accompany the product route. PEREGRINE marketing demonstrates a Lance integration pathway on a WARGdrones-developed aircraft, without establishing CTS ownership of the aircraft or named customer acceptance.
Evidence of maturity
Marketed family with ICOR-documented robot options. The PEREGRINE evidence is developer-authored marketing and an inert-target case study; customer acceptance is unverified.
Commercial availability
Direct CTS engagement and company-described international support network. Confirm the exact configuration, responsibilities and delivery terms; public order volume and lead times are unavailable.
Core features
Lance and TwinLance family with shared support components
Compact, backpackable Dagger variant
ICOR CALIBER MK3 single/twin Lance and T5 single Lance options
Technician training, two-year limited warranty and direct support
Lance component integration with the WARGdrones PEREGRINE aircraft
Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions lists Canadian Technology Systems for RDII support connected to equipment for neutralizing explosive devices.
Lance and TwinLance are marketed specialist products with direct training and technical support; CTS also markets the compact Dagger variant. ICOR lists specific Lance options for CALIBER robots. Current order volume and lead times are not publicly established.
Financing and disclosed activity
CED announced CAD 245,000 in repayable RDII support on February 18, 2026. Agreement 600074205 covers February 27, 2026 to January 31, 2027 for equipment acquisition and marketing to improve productivity and sales. Earlier NRC records disclose CAD 50,000 for Lance improvements during 2020–2022 and CAD 30,000 for UAV engineering personnel during 2022–2023. These are disclosed contributions and project objectives; they do not establish revenue, disbursements or completed production gains.
Ownership and entity scope
The federal significant-control disclosure, confirmed June 17, 2026, lists Marin Tanase and Michael Raschella, each with indirect joint control and an at-least-25%-up-to-50% share range. Exact or equal shareholdings are not disclosed.
Programs and deployments
Regional Defence Investment Initiative
Repayable contribution recipient
Sponsor or operator: Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions
Awarded·Feb 18, 2026
Organization role. CED awarded CTS CAD 245,000 under agreement 600074205 for equipment acquisition and marketing to improve productivity and sales. The agreement period is February 27, 2026 to January 31, 2027; public disclosure does not establish disbursement or completed outcomes.
Program. Regional support for eligible Quebec businesses and non-profit ecosystem organizations contributing to defence industrial capacity.
Professional EOD equipment integrated with ground robots could support force protection around patrol and monitoring activity. This is a derived operational fit requiring review, rather than a named mission adoption.
Reviewed connections indicate possible relevance based on public evidence. They do not indicate procurement direction, eligibility, endorsement or customer interest.
Questions for a first conversation
01
Which current OEM interface, qualification record and support package cover the exact robot and disrupter configuration being procured?
ICOR distinguishes CALIBER MK3 single/twin Lance options from T5 single Lance. CTS supplies training and support, but its broader robot-testing list does not establish acceptance of every proposed configuration.
02
How are aircraft, Lance integration, customer acceptance and continuing support responsibilities allocated between WARGdrones and CTS for a proposed PEREGRINE purchase?
Original marketing and the Mine Action case study establish an integration pathway. WARGdrones developed the aircraft; CTS supplies Lance. The author-led demonstration does not identify customer acceptance.
03
What installed equipment, production capacity and delivery commitments have resulted from the CED-funded investment?
The CAD 245,000 repayable agreement funds equipment and marketing through January 2027. Historical NRC projects describe production development, but public sources do not quantify current output or lead times.
Original sources 21 linked records
These records support the organization, its owned capabilities and their reviewed connections. A source count is not a count of independent confirmations.
The Mine Action 2024 paper identifies WARGdrones GmbH as PEREGRINE’s developer and names Canadian Technology Systems as supplier of the Lance component.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
The author-led PEREGRINE case study includes an inert-target demonstration; it provides no named customer acceptance or procurement award.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The author-led PEREGRINE case study includes an inert-target demonstration; it provides no named customer acceptance or procurement award.
Supports: Profile · operating context
The Mine Action 2024 paper identifies WARGdrones GmbH as PEREGRINE’s developer and names Canadian Technology Systems as supplier of the Lance component.
CIPO identifies 4364546 Canada Inc. - Canadian Technology Systems in Pointe-Claire as the PEREGRINE trademark applicant. The record remains a live application under examination, with a May 2026 extension to November 2026; an application does not establish a registered mark or a commercial UAV product.
CED identifies Canadian Technology Systems as 4364546 Canada Inc. and allocates CAD 245,000 repayable assistance for equipment and marketing to increase productivity and sales of explosive-device neutralization technology. This is growth financing rather than an operational purchase award.
Supports: Profile · current activity
Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions lists Canadian Technology Systems for RDII support connected to equipment for neutralizing explosive devices.
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Profile · defence posture
CTS markets single-barrel Lance and double-barrel TwinLance disrupters for professional explosive-device disposal.
Public sources cited · Facts and assessments kept separate · Human review
CED agreement 600074205 awards CTS CAD 245,000 repayable support for equipment and marketing, covering February 27, 2026 through January 31, 2027. The financing supports productivity and sales development; it is not a procurement contract.
Funding and ownership
Repayable RDII contribution
Feb 18, 2026
$245,000
CED announced CAD 245,000 repayable support for CTS equipment acquisition and marketing. Agreement 600074205 runs from February 27, 2026 to January 31, 2027; contribution value is distinct from revenue, disbursement and completed capacity gains.
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
The Mine Action 2024 paper identifies WARGdrones GmbH as PEREGRINE’s developer and names Canadian Technology Systems as supplier of the Lance component.
The Mine Action 2024 paper identifies WARGdrones GmbH as PEREGRINE’s developer and names Canadian Technology Systems as supplier of the Lance component.
The Mine Action 2024 paper identifies WARGdrones GmbH as PEREGRINE’s developer and names Canadian Technology Systems as supplier of the Lance component.
The Mine Action 2024 paper identifies WARGdrones GmbH as PEREGRINE’s developer and names Canadian Technology Systems as supplier of the Lance component.
The author-led PEREGRINE case study includes an inert-target demonstration; it provides no named customer acceptance or procurement award.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · core features
The Mine Action 2024 paper identifies WARGdrones GmbH as PEREGRINE’s developer and names Canadian Technology Systems as supplier of the Lance component.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · summary
The Mine Action 2024 paper identifies WARGdrones GmbH as PEREGRINE’s developer and names Canadian Technology Systems as supplier of the Lance component.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · maturity
The author-led PEREGRINE case study includes an inert-target demonstration; it provides no named customer acceptance or procurement award.
The author-led PEREGRINE case study includes an inert-target demonstration; it provides no named customer acceptance or procurement award.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · summary
The author-led PEREGRINE case study includes an inert-target demonstration; it provides no named customer acceptance or procurement award.
CIPO identifies 4364546 Canada Inc. - Canadian Technology Systems in Pointe-Claire as the PEREGRINE trademark applicant. The record remains a live application under examination, with a May 2026 extension to November 2026; an application does not establish a registered mark or a commercial UAV product.
Supports: Profile · operating context
CIPO application 2230080 for PEREGRINE remains SEARCHED and live under examination; its listed goods include drones and UAVs for bomb disposal.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · summary
CIPO identifies 4364546 Canada Inc. - Canadian Technology Systems in Pointe-Claire as the PEREGRINE trademark applicant. The record remains a live application under examination, with a May 2026 extension to November 2026; an application does not establish a registered mark or a commercial UAV product.
CTS publishes +1 514 630 0700 and separate general, technical-support and partnership enquiry forms.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · commercial availability
CTS publishes +1 514 630 0700 and separate general, technical-support and partnership enquiry forms.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
CED identifies Canadian Technology Systems as 4364546 Canada Inc. and allocates CAD 245,000 repayable assistance for equipment and marketing to increase productivity and sales of explosive-device neutralization technology. This is growth financing rather than an operational purchase award.
Supports: Profile · current activity
Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions lists Canadian Technology Systems for RDII support connected to equipment for neutralizing explosive devices.
Supports: Profile · disclosed financing summary
CED announced CAD 245,000 for CTS equipment and marketing on February 18, 2026; its table classifies this contribution as repayable.
Supports: Profile · current activity as of
Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions supports 2026-02-18 as the material date used for this dossier activity note.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions identifies Canadian Technology Systems as an RDII recipient for an explosive-device-neutralization project.
Supports: Profile · profileData.currentActivity
Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions lists Canadian Technology Systems for RDII support connected to equipment for neutralizing explosive devices.
Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions identifies Canadian Technology Systems as an RDII recipient for an explosive-device-neutralization project.
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Profile · operating context
CTS states that its disrupters have been tested on named ICOR, Endeavor, ECA, Telerob, QinetiQ, Remotec and Digital Vanguard robot families.
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Profile · operating context
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Profile · operating context
CTS describes interchangeable components and a common Scabbard stand for the Lance and TwinLance family.
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
CTS markets single-barrel Lance and double-barrel TwinLance disrupters for professional explosive-device disposal.
Supports: Profile · description
CTS markets single-barrel Lance and double-barrel TwinLance disrupters for professional explosive-device disposal.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · technical tags
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · catalogue teaser
CTS markets single-barrel Lance and double-barrel TwinLance disrupters for professional explosive-device disposal.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · name
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · maturity
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · name
CTS markets single-barrel Lance and double-barrel TwinLance disrupters for professional explosive-device disposal.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · technicaldomainslugs
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · capability type
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · defence applications
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · update child
CTS states that its recoil system has been tested on named ICOR, Endeavor, ECA, Telerob, QinetiQ, Remotec, and Digital Vanguard robots, while the tool-free Scabbard stand can extend technician standoff threefold and support low-profile under-vehicle shots.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · summary
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · core features
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · commercial availability
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · core features
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · summary
CTS markets single-barrel Lance and double-barrel TwinLance disrupters for professional explosive-device disposal.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · technical tags
CTS describes interchangeable components and a common Scabbard stand for the Lance and TwinLance family.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · technical tags
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · defence applications
CTS markets single-barrel Lance and double-barrel TwinLance disrupters for professional explosive-device disposal.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · update child
CTS describes Lance and TwinLance systems using 12-gauge percussion cartridges, electric or shock-tube breeches, water and solid or frangible projectiles, and stand or robot deployment.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · summary
CTS describes interchangeable components and a common Scabbard stand for the Lance and TwinLance family.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · core features
CTS describes interchangeable components and a common Scabbard stand for the Lance and TwinLance family.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · core features
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · technicaldomainslugs
Canadian Technology Systems markets Lance and TwinLance explosive-device disrupters with shared support components and integration onto EOD robots. These are specialist bomb-disposal products for authorized users; platform compatibility and field acceptance need configuration-specific confirmation.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · technicaldomainslugs
CTS describes interchangeable components and a common Scabbard stand for the Lance and TwinLance family.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · display lead
CTS markets single-barrel Lance and double-barrel TwinLance disrupters for professional explosive-device disposal.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · capability type
CTS markets single-barrel Lance and double-barrel TwinLance disrupters for professional explosive-device disposal.
ICOR lists a Lance-compatible accessory for CALIBER robots: the MK3 supports single and twin Lance, while the T5 supports single Lance.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
ICOR lists a Lance-compatible accessory for CALIBER robots: the MK3 supports single and twin Lance, while the T5 supports single Lance.
Supports: Profile · commercial status
ICOR’s own CALIBER catalogue identifies Lance as an available integration option; this corroborates a specific OEM interface offering, without proving acceptance of every CTS-listed robot.
ICOR lists a Lance-compatible accessory for CALIBER robots: the MK3 supports single and twin Lance, while the T5 supports single Lance.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · core features
ICOR lists a Lance-compatible accessory for CALIBER robots: the MK3 supports single and twin Lance, while the T5 supports single Lance.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · maturity
ICOR’s own CALIBER catalogue identifies Lance as an available integration option; this corroborates a specific OEM interface offering, without proving acceptance of every CTS-listed robot.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · summary
ICOR lists a Lance-compatible accessory for CALIBER robots: the MK3 supports single and twin Lance, while the T5 supports single Lance.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
ICOR lists a Lance-compatible accessory for CALIBER robots: the MK3 supports single and twin Lance, while the T5 supports single Lance.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
ICOR lists a Lance-compatible accessory for CALIBER robots: the MK3 supports single and twin Lance, while the T5 supports single Lance.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
ICOR lists a Lance-compatible accessory for CALIBER robots: the MK3 supports single and twin Lance, while the T5 supports single Lance.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
ICOR lists a Lance-compatible accessory for CALIBER robots: the MK3 supports single and twin Lance, while the T5 supports single Lance.
The 2014 DND record uses an advance contract award notice procurement route and gives January 31, 2015 as expiry; the record does not establish present purchasing or delivery acceptance.
Supports: Profile · defence posture
CanadaBuys records a CAD 83,741 EOD-tools contract to CTS for DND, CANSOFCOM HQ: W6399-150159/001/BM, awarded December 15, 2014.
Supports: Profile · executive relevance summary
Source location: executiveRelevanceSummary
CanadaBuys records a CAD 83,741 EOD-tools contract to CTS for DND, CANSOFCOM HQ: W6399-150159/001/BM, awarded December 15, 2014.
True North Map derives this first-conversation question from the documented Canadian Technology Systems capability, current evidence and the decision gap that remains.
Canadian Technology Systems's public evidence establishes its current role and offering, but it does not answer every access, configuration, eligibility, maturity or buyer question needed for a first business-development conversation.
Supports: Profile · description
Canadian Technology Systems is a Pointe-Claire, Quebec developer of disruptive tools and equipment for explosive-device neutralization and related public-safety operations.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters · summary
Canadian Technology Systems develops disruptive equipment designed to neutralize explosive devices, including rapidly deployable systems for public-safety and defence users.
Supports: Lance, TwinLance and Dagger explosive-device disrupters → Autonomous Patrol and Monitoring
Field-deployable explosive-device neutralization equipment could support force-protection operations around patrol and monitoring missions; this is a derived operational fit.
The federal corporation record lists its registered office at 104 A Gun Avenue, Pointe Claire, Quebec H9R 3X3.
Supports: Profile · canadian footprint
Federal corporation 436454-6 is active under the name 4364546 Canada Inc.; it was incorporated on May 8, 2006.
Supports: Profile · ownership
The June 17, 2026 significant-control confirmation lists Marin Tanase and Michael Raschella, each with indirect joint control in the at-least-25%-up-to-50% share range.
NRC contribution 953313 provides CAD 50,000 for Improvements to the Lance Disrupter, covering July 6, 2020 to March 31, 2022 after an October 20, 2021 amendment.
NRC Youth Employment contribution 974370 records CAD 30,000 for a CTS machine-shop effort supporting R&D, low-volume internal parts and prospective external service, from June 7, 2021 to March 31, 2022.
Regional Defence Investment Initiative is the named public program operated or delivered by Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions.
Supports: Regional Defence Investment Initiative · canonical program
CED’s Regional Defence Investment Initiative supports Quebec businesses and ecosystem organizations in defence industrial capacity, innovation and supply-chain integration.
Supports: Regional Defence Investment Initiative · canonical program
CED’s Regional Defence Investment Initiative supports Quebec businesses and ecosystem organizations in defence industrial capacity, innovation and supply-chain integration.
Supports: Regional Defence Investment Initiative · canonical program
CED’s Quebec RDII is part of REGI and supports defence supply-chain integration and industrial/innovation capacity, with repayable contributions for SMEs.
Supports: Regional Defence Investment Initiative · canonical program
CED’s Regional Defence Investment Initiative supports Quebec businesses and ecosystem organizations in defence industrial capacity, innovation and supply-chain integration.
Supports: Regional Defence Investment Initiative · canonical program
Regional support for eligible Quebec businesses and non-profit ecosystem organizations contributing to defence industrial capacity.
Supports: Regional Defence Investment Initiative · canonical program
CED’s Quebec RDII is part of REGI and supports defence supply-chain integration and industrial/innovation capacity, with repayable contributions for SMEs.
Supports: Regional Defence Investment Initiative · canonical program
CED’s Regional Defence Investment Initiative supports Quebec businesses and ecosystem organizations in defence industrial capacity, innovation and supply-chain integration.
Supports: Regional Defence Investment Initiative · canonical program
https://www.canada.ca/en/economic-development-quebec-regions/financing-services/regional-defence-investment-initiative.html is the official public program route.
Supports: Regional Defence Investment Initiative · canonical program
CED’s Regional Defence Investment Initiative supports Quebec businesses and ecosystem organizations in defence industrial capacity, innovation and supply-chain integration.
Supports: Regional Defence Investment Initiative · canonical program
CED’s Quebec RDII is part of REGI and supports defence supply-chain integration and industrial/innovation capacity, with repayable contributions for SMEs.
Supports: Regional Defence Investment Initiative · canonical program
CED’s Quebec RDII is part of REGI and supports defence supply-chain integration and industrial/innovation capacity, with repayable contributions for SMEs.
Supports: Regional Defence Investment Initiative · canonical program
CED’s Quebec RDII is part of REGI and supports defence supply-chain integration and industrial/innovation capacity, with repayable contributions for SMEs.
Supports: Regional Defence Investment Initiative · canonical program
CED’s Quebec RDII is part of REGI and supports defence supply-chain integration and industrial/innovation capacity, with repayable contributions for SMEs.
Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions is the documented operator or delivery organization for Regional Defence Investment Initiative.
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