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Business Development Bank of Canada

Montréal, Quebec

Federal Crown corporation and development bank providing financing, advisory services, and venture investment to Canadian businesses, including a dedicated Defence Platform of up to $6 billion for defence, security, sovereignty, and dual-use companies and ecosystem funds.

C-COM Satellite Systems

Ottawa, Ontario

C-COM Satellite Systems is an Ottawa-based public company that designs iNetVu auto-pointing satellite antennas and controllers for remote connectivity. Its commercial range covers vehicle-mounted, flyaway, manpack and fixed motorized terminals, with separate mounting products for Hughes OneWeb equipment. It also develops Ka-band electronically steered arrays and beamforming integrated circuits with Canadian research partners. Integrators and resellers provide the route to end users, including emergency services, industry and military communications.

C-CORE

St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador

Make better operating decisions where ice, ocean, terrain, and remoteness raise the stakes. C-CORE applies research and engineering to sensing, geotechnical, ocean, and ice challenges from Newfoundland and Labrador.

C3RiOS Systems

Montreal, Quebec

C3RiOS Systems is a Montreal avionics developer that builds cockpit and remote-pilot-station software around reusable display, data, alerting and logic engines. Its approach lets an aircraft or drone programme configure interfaces and integrate its own systems around a common software foundation. The company also offers software assurance, systems integration, human-factors and training engineering. Its June 2025 announcements describe Antonov AN-124 modernization, AN-178 cockpit integration and JetZero demonstrator management/display work. Those are company-reported programme roles, with delivery and acceptance milestones to establish for each aircraft. Government disclosures independently document support for RPAS avionics and flight-management development; DND also names C3RiOS in the selected NEXUS consortium. These provide concrete routes for technical collaboration, while a complete certified RPAS station remains a development objective.

C6 Launch Systems

Toronto, Ontario

C6 Launch Systems is a Canadian space-technology developer working on dedicated small-satellite launch integration, electronically steered communications and cryogenic tank-manufacturing processes. Its launch approach combines purchased components with C6 avionics, telemetry, ground interfaces and vehicle integration. A liquid-engine firing at Spaceport America is independently documented for 2021. Canadian Space Agency records also establish a built and tested STARS communications prototype and a later funded laser-joining project for lightweight stainless-steel cryogenic tanks. These records support a technology-development dossier; they do not establish a current commercial orbital launch service.

Cadex Electronics Inc.

Richmond, British Columbia

Cadex Electronics designs and manufactures battery analyzers, chargers and diagnostic systems from Richmond, British Columbia. Its portfolio spans discharge-based battery service, laboratory cycling, matrix-based rapid testing and software for battery-fleet records, with OEM battery and charger design services.

CADSI

Ottawa, Ontario

Ottawa-based national defence and security industry association connecting Canadian firms with government, allied, buyer, policy, procurement, and market-intelligence channels through advocacy, events, digital tools, and international programs.

CAE

Montreal, Quebec

CAE Inc. is a Montréal-headquartered Canadian public company providing civil aviation and defence training, simulation and critical-operations support. Its defence offer spans training-needs analysis and enterprise integration, instruction and training-centre operation, networked mission simulation, and fleet software/logistics support. In Canada, CAE and KF Aerospace deliver the Future Aircrew Training programme through SkyAlyne, while CAE separately supplies simulators and training devices under its subcontract. MAD-XR extends the portfolio into operational airborne magnetic sensing for anti-submarine warfare. Buyer-specific interfaces, security accreditation and programme acceptance determine the delivered capability.

Calian Advanced Technologies

Ottawa, Ontario

Calian’s Canadian hardware engineering and manufacturing business develops antennas, satellite ground systems and defence electronics, carrying work from design and qualification into production and in-service support. OEMs can bring build-to-print assemblies or engage custom engineering for circuit cards, vehicle harnesses, vetronics and RF systems. The space portfolio adds integrated communications gateways and Earth-observation stations, including station control, site installation and commissioning. These activities now sit within Calian Group’s Defence & Space segment, which also includes the former learning business.

Camcor Diving Services

Sidney, British Columbia

Camcor Diving Services is a commercial diving company based in Sidney, British Columbia, serving aquaculture and marine infrastructure around Vancouver Island. Its work includes fish-farm net maintenance, diver-operated pressure washing, vessel and barge inspection, underwater construction and hydrographic surveys. The company also lists a light inspection-class remotely operated vehicle for underwater inspections. The service catalogue gives concrete methods: ultrasonic thickness testing and inspection of propellers, sea chests and anodes; inspection of dock mooring lines, chains and shackles; underwater welding and hydraulic cutting or drilling; and placement or location of power and fibre-optic cables. These are the broader diving services, with the ROV described separately as an inspection tool. Camcor identifies Cory Beaudry as founder and Kimberlee Lott as CEO, and says its divers hold surface-supply and scuba certifications.

Can-Dive is a British Columbia underwater contractor within ASI Group, combining commercial diving, marine construction, ROV inspection and atmospheric-diving services. Its work ranges from pipeline installation and repairs to docks, hydroelectric structures, salvage and survey documentation. Buyer records show a 2023 Sechelt outfall-remediation award and completed 2016 intake-screen repairs in Saskatoon; its catalogue names LBV200, Seaeye Falcon and Phantom HD2 ROVs for task-specific configurations.

Federal regional development agency supporting business and community economic development across Quebec.

Canada Rocket Company

Toronto, Ontario

Canada Rocket Company is a Toronto launch-vehicle and propulsion developer founded in 2025. It is developing the E-1 liquid-oxygen/methane engine and an R-series vehicle architecture for Canadian sovereign, defence, civil and commercial satellite launch. Its current emphasis is reusable R-2 medium lift: the company website describes nine E-1 engines and a payload target above 12,500 kilograms to sun-synchronous orbit. September 2026 reporting describes a direct push toward medium lift, with CEO Hugh Kolias targeting a gas-generator component hot-fire in December 2026, a fully assembled engine with its turbopump around 2028, and launch around 2032. Aerospace America separately reports a target of up to 15,000 kilograms to low Earth orbit. That LEO figure and the website's SSO figure have different orbit bases; both remain design targets. CRC's earlier architecture included a one-engine R-1 technical pathfinder and shared propulsion, structures, avionics and ground systems across the R-series. National Defence's published grant still names the R1 light-lift development project. The current R-2 emphasis creates a substantive programme question about how the larger vehicle connects to those funded light-lift deliverables.

Canada's Ocean Supercluster

St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador

Canada's Ocean Supercluster is an industry-led national innovation cluster linking ocean industries, research organizations and governments across fisheries, offshore energy, defence, marine transportation and ocean technology.

Canadensys Aerospace

Bolton, Ontario

Canadensys Aerospace Corporation develops space instruments, avionics and mobility systems in Ontario. Its NISA camera family combines compact imaging hardware, onboard storage and image processing for missions with constrained mass, power and communications. The company also supplies spacecraft avionics and onboard computers, develops lunar rovers and instruments, and produces terrestrial RAPTOR unmanned and HAWC optionally crewed vehicles. The strongest public mission evidence is specific: ILOA credits Canadensys’s ILO-X payload with returning lunar descent and surface images during the 2024 IM-1 mission, while Canadensys reported delivery of a multispectral microscope to Johns Hopkins APL for the separate Lunar Vertex mission. Its ground-vehicle business provides a further route to market: the company reported completing a RAPTOR shipment to a European defence customer in October 2024. Lunar utility vehicles, agriculture modules and tritium heating units have their own development milestones and should be assessed separately from these delivered instruments and vehicles.

Canadian Aboriginal and Minority Supplier Council

Toronto, Ontario

Canadian supplier-diversity organization that certifies eligible Indigenous- and visible-minority-owned businesses and connects them with corporate members.

Canadian Commercial Corporation

Ottawa, Ontario

Federal Crown corporation that acts as Canada’s international government-to-government contracting agency and prime contractor for eligible transactions.

Canadian Council for Indigenous Business

Toronto, Ontario

National Indigenous business organization providing certification, member and supplier discovery, procurement resources, training and research.

Canadian Cyber Threat Exchange

Ottawa, Ontario

CCTX is a Canadian not-for-profit, cross-sector cyber threat-sharing and collaboration hub that enables member organizations to exchange actionable information and strengthen collective cyber resilience.

University of New Brunswick research institute focused on cybersecurity research, training, data sets and industry collaboration.

Canadian Light Source

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Canada's national synchrotron research facility providing beamlines, advanced materials characterization, imaging and experimental infrastructure for academic, government and industrial users.

Canadian Marine Industries and Shipbuilding Association

Ottawa, Ontario

CMISA is a national association representing Canada's marine industrial base, including shipbuilding, repair, systems, equipment and services relevant to commercial marine, defence, security and national resilience.

Canadian Maritime Engineering

Dartmouth, Nova Scotia

Canadian Maritime Engineering (CME) provides vessel construction, refit, repair and industrial fabrication through a Dartmouth headquarters and regional Canadian yards. Its work combines marine engineering, machining, mechanical services, welding and coatings. Completed Coast Guard refits and Royal Canadian Navy barge construction provide named operating examples, while the suitable yard depends on the vessel and work package.