Genoa Design International (Genoa), the Digital Ship Experts® and one of North America’s leading detail design and 3D modelling firms for the shipbuilding industry, announced a multi-year partnership with atlantiq AI, a Canadian technology company pioneering advanced AI systems for the ship design-to-build lifecycle.
Canada introduced Bill C-40: Strengthening Canada’s Defence Sector, to establish the DIA as a Crown corporation. This reform will provide the DIA with the authorities, operational flexibility, specialized expertise and organizational structure needed to deliver critical capabilities quicker.
Corelight, a leader in enabling the defensible AI SOC, announced the establishment of Corelight Canada, a standalone entity created to work more closely with customers, partners, and public sector organizations in Canada.
QinetiQ Group Canada Inc., Serco Canada Inc., Des Nedhe Group Defence, Cold Lake First Nations Defence Ltd. and Arcfield Canada Corp. have announced the formation of Team StrīQ, formalizing their collaboration to pursue Canada’s Range Advancement Generation Next & Airspace Revitalization program, known as RAGNAR project.
ENVGO and Open Ocean Robotics are signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to bring together ENVGO’s high-speed hydrofoiling uncrewed surface vessels (USVs) and Open Ocean Robotics’ persistent, solar-powered USVs through Open Ocean Robotics’ XplorerView command-and-control platform.
The Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) is expanding its network of partners to help Canadian defence and dual-use companies test their technologies, navigate procurement, reach customers and scale. Combined with the financing, capital and advisory services offered through BDC’s $6 billion Defence Platform, these partnerships help companies move more quickly from innovation to commercialization.
Nunavut Eastern Arctic Shipping launches a new liner service from Corner Brook, with LOGISTEC loading the ice-class UKPIK for Arctic communities in western Newfoundland.
BluMetric is pleased to announce the formation of an all-Canadian industry leading partnership to bid on the next generation of deployable water purification systems for the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) through the Advanced Water Supply System (AWSS) program expected to be awarded in early 2027.
As part of its modernization efforts, the Canadian Army has adopted a new mission-based structure to strengthen Canada’s defence, improve readiness, and better support operations at home and abroad. Formally recognized last month, this restructuring gives each formation a clear mission and helps the Army remain ready, adaptable, and equipped for the security challenges of today and tomorrow.
The Canadian Coast Guard will carry out Exercise Cataraqui Convergence, a full-scale on-water exercise in Kingston, Ontario, between October 6-8. The exercise brings together multiple federal, provincial, municipal, Indigenous, and non-governmental organizations to improve interoperability and coordination during complex marine emergency response operations.
COVE is pleased to announce the appointment of Rangesh Kasturi and Andrew Davies to its Board of Directors. “We are excited to welcome Rangesh Kasturi and Andrew Davies to COVE’s Board of Directors,” said Mark Jollymore, Chair of COVE’s Board of Directors. “Both bring significant global expertise spanning industry, technology, and finance. Their perspectives will be invaluable as COVE continues to expand its impact, pursue new opportunities, and advance innovation and growth in Canada and internationally.”
Canada invests over $77 million in a new multi-use small craft harbour in Arctic Bay, Nunavut, supporting commercial fishing, marine transportation, and northern economic development.
McGuinty, participated in the Joint Expeditionary Force (JEF) Defence Ministers’ Meeting in Reykjavík, Iceland, alongside ministers and representatives from the JEF’s 10 participating nations: Denmark, Finland, Estonia, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, and the United Kingdom.
Centigon, a recognized leader in vehicle armouring, security and defence, has officially joined Roshel Group, expanding the group’s transatlantic industrial presence. The addition of Centigon connects over a century of European protection engineering with Canadian armoured vehicle manufacturing and specialized industrial capabilities in Latin America.
The Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) has partnered with Fanshawe College to deliver aviation maintenance training starting in January 2027. Through this partnership, the civilian college will deliver and maintain a Transport Canada-approved academic curriculum at the Canadian Forces School of Aerospace Technology and Engineering (CFSATE) at Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Borden. This program will enhance training for Aviation Systems Technicians, Avionics Systems Technicians, and Aircraft Structures Technicians and develop personnel who are prepared to support today’s advanced aircraft and increasingly sophisticated aerospace capabilities in the years ahead.
