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Canadian Technology Systems

Pointe-Claire, Quebec

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.

Canadian UAVs

Calgary, Alberta

Canadian UAVs is a Calgary aviation technology and services company that develops Sparrowhawk ground-based detect-and-avoid radar and Tasker drone operations software. It also integrates and operates third-party fixed-wing and multirotor RPAS for commercial, public-safety and military missions. Its role spans airspace sensing, fleet administration and flight services; aircraft such as Textron’s Aerosonde remain OEM platforms.

Canadian Underwater Inspection Services

Foxboro, Ontario

Canadian Underwater Inspection Services (CUIS) is a Foxboro, Ontario service contractor combining remotely operated vehicles, sonar and commercial divers for underwater inspection and survey work. It also offers underwater construction, confined-space access, salvage and vessel support. Named infrastructure work includes inspection input for Collingwood Terminals and diving as a subconsultant on MTO bridge and culvert inspections.

Canpac Marine Services

North Vancouver, British Columbia

Canpac Marine Services is a North Vancouver marine contractor combining remotely operated vehicles, commercial divers, vessels and submarine cable equipment. Its work spans underwater inspection and scientific intervention, cable installation and burial, marine construction and salvage. Ocean Networks Canada confirms completed observatory work using Canpac Valour and Mantis in 2026; Quintillion identifies Valkyrie crews’ completed cable burial near Oliktok Point in Alaska. These projects establish delivered services in addition to Canpac’s advertised fleet.

Carcajou Tactical

Gatineau, Quebec

Carcajou Tactical is the Gatineau-based tactical-equipment brand of Confections Carcajou Ltée, a family company founded in 2006. It designs and manufactures load-bearing belts, pouches, plate-carrier components and wearable equipment accessories, and offers custom development and contract sewing. Its own Canadian-made lines sit alongside imported materials and third-party retail products. The company describes an integrated shop covering pattern design, prototyping, automated and laser cutting, industrial sewing, assembly and inspection. Its MOLLE/PALS products connect pouches, belts and harnesses into configurable carrying systems; NEXUS plate bags carry compatible plates, while the NVG Skull Harness supports separate night-vision equipment. These are textile and mounting products, with product-specific fit and origin. Customers can buy through the catalogue or request unit, agency and bulk quotations. Repayable public financing supports production investment, while a historical DND clothing award establishes a buyer relationship without identifying a current tactical-kit order or delivery outcome.

CarteNav

Halifax, Nova Scotia

CarteNav is a Canadian mission-software company and PAL Aerospace subsidiary whose AIMS-ISR and AIMS-C4 products integrate sensors, mission data and common operating pictures across airborne, maritime and command environments.

Cascade Aerospace

Abbotsford, British Columbia

Cascade Aerospace provides aircraft engineering, maintenance, modification and long-term fleet support from Abbotsford, British Columbia. It supports military, government, OEM and commercial operators, with particular depth in legacy Hercules and C-130J work. Its services span ECHO avionics and structural upgrades, commercial aircraft MRO, freighter-conversion kits, component repair and customer maintenance training. Cascade is an operating unit of IMP Aerospace & Defence and a subsidiary of I.M.P. Group Ltd.

Caseway

Vancouver, British Columbia

Caseway is a Vancouver AI software company applying document retrieval, structured extraction and workflow controls to legal and regulated work. Casey answers legal questions and drafts documents from court decisions; CaseForm turns matter records and supporting documents into court-form packets; Synthium supplies the document and decision-governance layer for enterprise and proposed defence applications. The firm says it connects available models to customer data and policy rather than developing a foundation model. Its clearest commercial proof is CaseForm’s paid MyCase add-on, independently documented by MyCase, plus an Alabama State Bar member-benefit agreement. Defence activity connects Caseway’s software to MiTAC and Valtec sensing and unmanned-system offerings. Caseway currently describes the MiTAC work as technical scoping for a proof of concept using synthetic demonstration data, with a Taiwan demonstration planned. UBC independently confirms funded legal-AI research, while SFU confirms early retrieval research with funding still proposed at its January 2026 announcement.

CEIM

Montreal, Quebec

CEIM is a Montreal technology incubator and accelerator providing tailored advisory support to innovative young companies across digital technology, life sciences, creative industries, cleantech and advanced manufacturing.

CEL Aerospace

Saint-Hubert, Quebec

CEL Aerospace is a Saint-Hubert designer and manufacturer of aircraft-engine test facilities, component test benches and CELDAS data acquisition and control systems. It combines mechanical and electrical integration with instrumentation, calibration, installation and life-cycle support for engine manufacturers, maintenance organizations and research operators. Customer evidence includes the operating hybrid/electric bench at Centre technologique en aérospatiale and Intermountain’s CEL-designed HTS900 test cell.

Celerity Craft Inc.

Squamish, British Columbia

Celerity Craft is a Squamish marine technology company developing Dynamic Air Cushion Vehicles, an amphibious platform that uses powered airflow beneath a multi-hull vessel to reduce contact with the water. Air drawn in at the bow produces lift, then exits aft to contribute thrust. The intended result is faster transport with lower drag and less dependence on deep-water docks. The company targets passenger transport, remote logistics, survey and government applications; the usefulness of these applications depends on the delivered configuration and demonstrated operating envelope. Its DACV-12 remains a development product. A July 2026 Ocean Supercluster project supports a 5.5-metre technology demonstrator followed by an 11.9-metre commercial water taxi, rather than establishing an already delivered commercial fleet.

Celestica

Toronto, ON

Celestica is a Toronto-headquartered electronics and systems company serving data-centre, communications, aerospace and defence, industrial, healthtech and capital-equipment markets. Connectivity and Cloud Solutions includes servers, storage, network switches and design-led Hardware Platform Solutions; Advanced Technology Solutions largely manufactures and supports OEM products. Its aerospace offer spans engineering, production, obsolescence, repair and licensed legacy-product support. Newmarket provides microelectronics assembly and reliability testing. Canadian site workshare and approvals remain specific to the proposed product and engagement.

Cellula Robotics

Burnaby, British Columbia

Cellula Robotics is a privately owned subsea robotics and engineering company headquartered in Burnaby, British Columbia. It develops configurable autonomous underwater vehicles, vessel-signature measurement systems and cableless seabed sensing networks, alongside custom engineering, integration, testing and support. Its work spans defence research and prototypes, offshore inspection and intervention, and marine environmental monitoring. Vehicle performance, payload integration and operational acceptance depend on the specific configuration and programme.

CENGN

Ottawa, Ontario

CENGN is a Canadian not-for-profit operator of network, cloud and partner living-lab validation services. It helps eligible technology firms configure tests, measure software and connectivity behaviour, and trial connected systems in working environments, with project selection, co-funding and commercialization support.

Centech

Montréal, Quebec

Montréal non-profit high-technology incubator affiliated with ÉTS that supports deep-tech ventures from concept through commercialization through acceleration, long-form incubation, corporate open innovation, facilities, mentors, and industry partnerships.

University of Alberta applied research centre focused on defence and dual-use technologies, translating engineering and scientific research into operationally relevant systems and commercialization pathways.

Applied research and technology centre supporting advanced manufacturing, automation, robotics, design, digital production and industrial prototyping for Canadian industry.

Centre technologique en aérospatiale

Longueuil, Québec

The Centre technologique en aérospatiale (CTA) is a nonprofit applied-research and technology-transfer centre affiliated with Cégep Édouard-Montpetit at École nationale d’aérotechnique in Longueuil. Founded in 1993, it helps aerospace companies move from a technical problem to a prototype, test method or manufacturing process. Its disciplines span composites, nondestructive inspection, machining and metrology, robotics, artificial intelligence, aircraft systems and alternative propulsion. CTA combines material characterization and industrial equipment with project-specific engineering. Examples include porosity reference panels for aerospace OEMs, QIF metrology work for Pratt & Whitney Canada, machining-analysis tools for DCM and Nétur, and a robotic inspection system developed with L3Harris. Its separate aircraft-systems work covers instrumentation, structural monitoring, modifications and ground/flight tests. The hybrid/electric propulsion bench entered service in 2026, with Pratt & Whitney Canada as its first industrial user. CTA also participates in NATO DIANA’s test-centre network and announced independent composite-inspection validation work with SINTEG in August 2026. Each engagement has its own test configuration, approval basis and maturity; research-network membership does not itself qualify a customer’s technology.

Cert Center Canada

Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, Quebec

Cert Center Canada (3C), operating through Flight Test Centre of Excellence Inc., provides independent flight-test, engineering and certification services from Saint-Bruno, Québec. Its work spans civil, military and remotely piloted aircraft, delegated design-approval services, test planning and training, alongside developmental flight-display and airflow-sensor technologies.

Chaac Technologies

Montréal, Québec

Chaac Technologies is a Montréal software company combining geospatial AI, digital twins and immersive training. Its aerial-data platform converts imagery into geographic layers and configurable deep-learning analyses. SHIELDS expands that workflow to multiple data streams, detection and geolocation, with REST/CoT exchange and centralized or near-sensor computing. Auralis is a separately marketed passive optical drone-detection system. The portfolio also includes digital-twin inspection, naval navigation simulations and workplace VR training delivered through catalogues, custom projects and facilitated sessions. Government evidence includes a Royal Canadian Navy classroom trial and innovation-specific ISC access routes; partner reporting documents robotic integration with InDro and geospatial work with the Centre de géomatique du Québec. Performance, deployment and procurement status differ across those configurations.

Chantier Davie Canada

Lévis, Quebec

Québec shipbuilder providing vessel design, construction, conversion, repair and lifecycle support from Lévis. Its Canadian Coast Guard portfolio spans delivered converted icebreakers, the Arpatuuq heavy polar icebreaker under construction and six contracted Program Icebreakers. A separate Ontario initiative is developing Canadian production and integration of uncrewed surface vessels with UK-based Kraken Technology Group.

Chantier Naval Forillon

Gaspé, Quebec

Chantier Naval Forillon is a Québec shipyard that constructs, repairs and modifies working vessels from Gaspé and Rivière-au-Renard. Its portfolio spans commercial fishing boats, tugs, ferries and Canadian Coast Guard lifeboats and research vessels, combining hull production with naval engineering and project-specific systems integration.

ChimeraXR is an Ontario extended-reality training company whose portfolio includes Project Mythos and Project Spear for military, law-enforcement and other armed-professional training. Its systems combine head-mounted displays, tracked equipment and configurable virtual environments so instructors can build and run tactics, crisis-response and use-of-force scenarios. Mythos V2 was offered as a configurable agency package with standalone and PCVR software, headset and equipment choices, in-headset scenario editing and networked participation. Historical demonstrations described tracked movement, virtual cover and replay from different viewpoints, allowing instructors to review positioning and trajectories after a drill. Project Spear is separately described by Innovative Solutions Canada as a mobile mixed-reality prototype for up to 40 soldiers in a shared environment. Street Smarts VR announced its acquisition of ChimeraXR in July 2024. The parent now markets a broader VR/MR offering with scenario creation, replay and training-data tools, but its current product description does not identify Mythos or Spear. Legacy descriptions remain useful for understanding the technology; current configurations, licences and support need to be resolved through the parent sales route.