Ontario

Canadian defence manufacturer producing artillery, mortar and ammunition-related systems and components.

Hamilton contract-development and manufacturing organization focused on cell and gene therapies, with an automation-oriented manufacturing platform and a corporate relationship to CCRM.

Federal research funding agency supporting Canadian natural-sciences and engineering research, training and university-industry collaboration.

Navitas Vehicle Systems is a Waterloo company that manufactures electric drivetrains, electric motors and related electrification systems for low-speed and light-industrial vehicles.

Canadian and United States venture-capital firm investing from late seed through Series B in vertical SaaS and artificial-intelligence platforms, combining capital with a data-driven and hands-on founder support model.

AIAC is the national association for Canada's aerospace industry, convening companies and government around competitiveness, defence, space, procurement, innovation and workforce priorities.

Marine Magnetics is an Ontario designer and manufacturer of marine magnetometers and gradiometers for high-accuracy detection and mapping of ferrous targets and geophysical features in maritime environments.

Burloak Technologies is an Oakville, Ontario contract manufacturer that takes complex components from additive design and process development through printing, heat treatment, machining and materials verification. Its metal processes include laser and electron-beam powder-bed fusion and directed-energy deposition. The operation combines these processes with CNC machining, hot isostatic pressing and an in-house testing laboratory. Named work makes the offering tangible: Samuel announced a contract for more than 50,000 MDA AURORA flight-hardware components in 2024, and Kinectrics subsequently documented a 17-4 PH hydraulic-manifold demonstration for nuclear qualification. These establish specific industrial applications; qualification, acceptance and production commitments remain component- and customer-specific. Burloak became part of i3D Manufacturing within BTX Precision in May 2026, with its Oakville name, brand and team retained.

New Ontario association seeking to connect and represent defence-sector companies, institutions and supply-chain participants across the province.

Evertz Microsystems is a Canadian hardware and software supplier within Evertz Technologies Limited. The listed parent’s fiscal 2026 statements identify Microsystems as a wholly owned Canadian subsidiary. The portfolio extends from broadcast production and media transport into RF satellite ground systems, professional AV and government and defence applications. For a defence integrator, the concrete offering is signal infrastructure: moving analog RF, digital IF, video, audio and control data between antennas, processing equipment and operators. Its RF-over-IP architecture and MMA-10G/25G AV platform address different parts of that chain and should be evaluated as separate configurations. The published government record establishes access through a C4ISR supply arrangement, rather than a disclosed order for an operational system.

Communications & Power Industries Canada is a Georgetown, Ontario operation within the US-controlled CPI group. CPI identifies its Amplifier Products and Generator Products businesses in Georgetown, serving satellite communications and other power-electronics markets, including medical imaging. The Canadian operation provides a product, sales and support route within a wider international RF-equipment business. Its documented satellite-ground role includes Cobham SATCOM's March 2022 selection of 160 W Ka-band GaNLink block upconverters for Telesat Lightspeed gateway tracking-antenna terminals, with manufacturing planned in Georgetown. That is a specific supplier-selection and Canadian-workshare announcement; it does not establish present delivery quantities or customer acceptance. CPI's current GaNLink documentation describes solid-state power amplifiers and block upconverters for satellite transmit chains. The SA46KOA amplifier accepts Ka-band RF, while the SB46KOA adds frequency conversion from a lower-frequency input. Their usable linear output depends on the transmitted waveform and distortion requirement, making the detailed operating point more informative than the 40 W saturated product rating alone. The Power Electronics support route includes product manuals and registration, service centres, and maintenance and training support. Canadian manufacturing responsibility should be confirmed for the proposed model rather than inferred from the group's full product catalogue.