Defence Procurement – Defence Investment Agency
Defence Investment Agency (DIA) is a single point of contact/management for Canada’s defence procurements going forward.
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The Battle Lab – GDMS-C – Industry Profile
The Battle Lab is a computer-equipped laboratory designed to foster innovative solutions in the C5ISRT (Command, Control, Communications, Computers, Cyber, Intelligence, Surveillance, Reconnaissance, and Targeting) domain for the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF), with a particular focus on the Canadian Army.
JRoberts Defence – MAINTENANCE, REPAIR & OVERHAUL
JRoberts has built its reputation on fixing the readiness gap. The company designs, fabricates and integrates the parts and systems that keep legacy fleets mission ready.
Nortac Defence – TECHNOLOGY FOCUS
Nortac Defence’s Tim Grant, Founder & CEO, highlights his company’s product offerings and shares insights into the future of battlefield communications technology.
Network Innovations – Industry Spotlight
Network Innovations is a global technology integrator that keeps people, places, and things connected through always-available communications and networking solutions.
Bell’s MV-75 Play for nTACS
Bell’s MV-75 FLRAA’s speed and range make a strong case for its suitability in fulfilling key nTACS (next Tactical Aviation Capability Set) aircraft requirements.
CANADA’S SPACE INFLECTION POINT
Canada is entering a sovereign space capability inflection point driven by defence modernization, commercial innovation, and the rise of 3 Canadian Space Division as a strategic leader.
Quebec – Canadian Defence – Regional Report
As many as 60 percent of the Quebec’s businesses are now interested in doing aerospace and defence related work.
RISKS WITHIN THE SUPPLY CHAIN
Both government and industry need to build a far deeper understanding of how risk flows within the supply chain—and what happens when something unauthorized, contaminated, or faulty enters the system.
SEA CANADA Cuts Ribbon on New Ottawa Manufacturing Plant
SEA Canada is hoping to play a role in the CPSP, whether that’s with some overseas yard doing some of the in-country work.
Escalation, Proxy, and the Defence of Ukraine
“For Canada, clarity on this point is not just academic, it is the foundation of a coherent, principled defence posture, and it reflects the will of Canadians themselves.”
Safran Showcases Defence Ambitions at First Canadian Industry Day
Safran Electronics & Defense chose Ottawa to host its first-ever Canadian Industry Day on October 2, 2025 — underscoring both the company’s growing defence ambitions and Canada’s pivot towards European partnerships.
Michael Rosenlund – Defence Business
Michael Rosenlund explores how organizations must treat cyber security as a whole-of-business concern. Read the article now.
Canada at DSEI 2025
CDR got the latest on programs that concern the CAF and the wider Canadian defence & aerospace industry, during DSEI 2025.
Women in Defence – Jana Lee Murray, ADGA Group
Learn about the power of networking from Jana Lee Murray at ADGA Group.