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Invest Nova Scotia

Halifax, Nova Scotia

Invest Nova Scotia is Nova Scotia's business development agency, combining start-up, commercialization, investment, export and business-growth support across sectors including defence, aerospace, ocean technology and digital industries.

Invest Ottawa

Ottawa, Ontario

Ottawa economic-development and technology accelerator that operates venture programs and Area X.O, a secure R&D complex supporting testing, validation, demonstration, and commercialization of autonomy, drones, communications, defence, and security technologies.

Investissement Québec

Québec City, Quebec

Investissement Québec is Quebec's public economic development and financing corporation, providing investment, advisory and technology-support services intended to increase business innovation, productivity and growth.

Iris Dynamics Ltd.

Victoria, British Columbia

Iris Dynamics is a Victoria manufacturer of force-controlled direct-drive linear motors and actuators for industrial, simulation and autonomous-system applications.

IRT Technologies Inc.

Saint-Laurent, Quebec

IRT Technologies is a Saint-Laurent, Quebec satellite-RF equipment business producing frequency-conversion and amplifier products. ETL Systems acquired IRT in 2025, making it a Canadian operating company under a UK parent rather than a Canadian-owned supplier.

Irving Shipbuilding

Halifax, Nova Scotia

Canada's National Shipbuilding Strategy combat-vessel shipyard, responsible for design transition, construction, systems integration, testing, delivery, and industrial coordination for Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ships and River-class Destroyers.

ISARA

Waterloo, Ontario

Canadian security company providing quantum-safe cryptography and migration services.

ITPS Canada

London, Ontario

ITPS Canada provides flight-test education, tactical aviation training and aircraft engineering and sustainment from Ontario. Its three divisions are the International Test Pilots School, the International Tactical Training Centre and its engineering and maintenance, repair and overhaul operation. The company reports training personnel from more than 29 air arms. The flight-test school develops test pilots and flight-test engineers through classroom, simulator and airborne work. Its curriculum covers test planning and risk, aircraft performance, flying qualities, flight controls, instrumentation, data analysis, avionics and certification requirements. The detailed master's-course page describes a 48-week programme with 490+ lecture hours, 118+ flight hours and 39+ simulator hours, using at least 15 aircraft types. Those are figures for that described course, rather than a common syllabus for every customer programme. ITPS combines aircraft and simulation infrastructure for this instruction. It describes ACAS and ACE systems on upgraded L-39 aircraft for evaluating flying qualities and flight-control systems, with related infrastructure supporting tactical scenarios at ITTC. Its engineering and MRO division supports the company's fleet and offers services to external customers. Named customer evidence includes the Canadian Commercial Corporation's account of renewed Royal Netherlands Air Force training and a separate five-year fighter-pilot training contract under DND's Air Force Capacity Coalition. ITPS also reports a USAF Test Pilot School support award involving its instrumented HU-16C ATLAS. That latter award remains company-attributed in the inspected evidence.

ITRES Research Limited

Calgary, Alberta

ITRES Research Limited is a Calgary company that designs and manufactures airborne, UAV, ground and emerging space hyperspectral imagers and also delivers commercial hyperspectral and thermal survey data.

J-Squared Technologies

Ottawa, Ontario

J-Squared Technologies is an Ottawa-headquartered Canadian designer, manufacturer, integrator and lifecycle-support provider for rugged embedded computing, mission servers, displays, networking and militarized cabinets across land, sea and air applications.

JASCO Applied Sciences

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia

Turn underwater sound into information teams can detect, locate, model, and act on. JASCO Applied Sciences combines acoustic instruments, real-time software, arrays, and defence-focused analysis in Canada.

Kepler Communications

Toronto, Ontario

Toronto satellite communications company developing high-speed data-relay services and space-network infrastructure.

KF Aerospace

Kelowna, British Columbia

Canadian aerospace company providing aircraft maintenance, modification, training and special-mission support.

Ki3 Photonics

Montréal, Quebec

Montréal quantum-photonics company developing components and systems for quantum communications, including photon-pair sources, frequency conversion, and fibre-network test platforms.

Kinova

Boisbriand, Quebec

Kinova is a Boisbriand, Quebec Canadian robotics company that develops robotic arms and related systems for medical, research and industrial applications.

Kîsik GeoSpatial

Delta, British Columbia

Kîsik GeoSpatial is a Delta, British Columbia aerial-survey company delivering end-to-end airborne acquisition, processing and analytics, including full-spectrum VNIR-SWIR hyperspectral imagery.

Kognitiv Spark

Fredericton, New Brunswick

Put expert guidance in front of a technician without flying the expert to the job. Kognitiv Spark builds secure hands-free remote-support tools in Fredericton for defence, marine, manufacturing, and other demanding environments.

Kongsberg Discovery Canada Ltd’s Vancouver operation is physically in Port Coquitlam, British Columbia. It is a Canadian company in the KONGSBERG group, separately listed from Kongsberg Geospatial. Its local-addressed technical material covers M3 Sonar HF, Flexview HF and BerthWatch for underwater inspection, mapping and monitoring. An advertised Port Coquitlam engineering role describes sonar electronics development, integration, prototype testing and production support; it does not allocate particular HISAS work to that team. HISAS2020 is the group technology examined here. Kongsberg Discovery launched it as a standalone synthetic aperture sonar on February 26, 2026, widening access beyond its earlier HUGIN AUV integration. Its product datasheet identifies Kongsberg Discovery AS in Horten, Norway as the accountable supplier. That distinction matters for a Canadian platform: a Canadian office and a global product catalogue do not establish local product ownership, manufacturing or contracting authority. The technology combines high-resolution acoustic imaging and co-registered bathymetry. The useful question is how that performance is achieved on a named vehicle, at its survey speed and range, with a suitable navigation solution and processing path. The vendor’s current premium specification and its reported HUGIN Edge sea-trial result describe different levels of evidence; historical HISAS research helps explain the integration constraints but does not certify the new standalone configuration.

Kongsberg Geospatial

Ottawa, Ontario

See aircraft, drones, sensors, and airspace constraints in one operational view. Ottawa-based Kongsberg Geospatial develops mission visualization and situational-awareness software for complex uncrewed operations.

Koonkie Canada

Vancouver, British Columbia

Canadian bioinformatics company applying microbial genomics, environmental DNA, and data engineering to environmental monitoring, mining, agriculture, and industrial decision support.

KorrAI

Halifax, Nova Scotia

KorrAI is a Halifax geospatial-risk company combining satellite interferometric radar, ground sensors and AI-assisted analysis for wide-area infrastructure, terrain and ground-motion assessment.

Kraken Robotics

St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador

Kraken Robotics works across two connected problems in underwater operations: seeing the seabed clearly and supplying power to the vehicles doing the work. Its Canadian business develops KATFISH towed sonar, synthetic-aperture sonar payloads for underwater vehicles and SeaPower batteries, alongside subsea survey services. It also acts as an integrator. The Royal Canadian Navy’s Remote Minehunting and Disposal System programme brings Kraken sonar together with partner vehicles, disposal systems and transportable command and handling equipment. The July 2026 acquisition of Covelya expanded the corporate group; that does not make every subsidiary product part of a single Kraken-built system.

KYNZE

Longueuil, QC

KYNZE develops multi-sensor vision and embedded electronics for real-time mapping, navigation and situational awareness. Its Longueuil team combines sensor integration, FPGA and analog design, edge software and RF expertise, with a new subsea-imaging role alongside Phantom Photonics in AQUA.