Canada

Canadian critical-minerals company recovering rare-earth elements and other materials from end-of-life products through mechanical separation and hydrometallurgical refining.

SimActive is a Montreal photogrammetry-software company whose Correlator3D platform processes imagery from drones, aircraft and satellites to produce geospatial products.

RemoteCon designs subsea power and processing equipment for instruments, underwater vehicles and remote monitoring. Its product family combines rechargeable battery packs, edge computers and power-protection electronics, allowing an integrator to manage energy and process sensor data underwater.

Borealis Propulsion Lab is a British Columbia engineering and manufacturing company developing hardware for moving payloads in space. Its propulsion work spans bipropellant engines and feed components, kick-stage technologies and electric propulsion. These activities sit alongside an available machining and fabrication business, Borealis Manufacturing, which serves outside engineering teams from Chilliwack. The two sides have different buying decisions. A manufacturing customer can bring a drawing, model or existing part for quotation; a propulsion customer needs to establish the development article, performance requirements and verification plan with the engineering team. Borealis says commercial manufacturing work finances its propulsion R&D. The federal registry lists the legal corporation as active, incorporated in August 2025.

Canadian battery-materials technology company developing a One-Pot process for producing cathode active materials, including lithium iron phosphate, with research in Burnaby and a commercialization hub in Candiac, Quebec.

Niricson is a Vancouver infrastructure-intelligence company using artificial intelligence and multimodal inspection data to detect, quantify and track defects in concrete assets, airfield pavements, bridges and dams.

NEXT Canada is a national entrepreneurship organization operating NEXT 36, NEXT Founders and NEXT AI, a venture-development accelerator for Canadian artificial-intelligence startups delivered in Toronto, Montreal and remotely.

Ottawa-based Canadian defence-technology company developing integrated autonomy, sensing, communications, command-and-control, edge data-fusion, autonomous aerospace, sovereign AI simulation, and defence procurement-intelligence systems for Arctic and other extreme operations.

Canadian energetic-products manufacturer producing signalling, training and safety pyrotechnics from a large Ontario test and production site.

Ping DSP is a British Columbia sonar developer whose 3DSS family combines underwater imagery and bathymetric mapping for hydrographic work and uncrewed platforms. It supplies compact sensor packages rather than complete autonomous vessels.

ENVGO is a Waterloo marine technology company combining active hydrofoils, electric and hybrid propulsion and autonomy. Its portfolio now spans the NV1 recreational electric hydrofoil and XV2, a compact uncrewed surface vessel intended to travel quickly to an area of interest and then loiter with sensing payloads. The architecture brings flight-control and robotics experience from the founding team’s earlier work at Aeryon Labs into a marine operating environment. The strongest current defence evidence is a physical product in trials and private demonstrations, a Halifax unveiling and a new integration MOU. The public record does not establish that a navy or coast guard has bought or accepted an operational XV2 fleet.