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In Defence of Canada Briefing (Issue 5)
Editor’s Note Welcome to the fifth briefing of In Defence of Canada. In the modern battlespace, raw orbital data is obsolete. Allied militaries no longer want pixels; they want algorithmic pipelines. This week, we see exactly what it takes to supply that demand. Vancouver’s EarthDaily Analytics has secured an important eight-figure contract to feed AI-ready, machine-readable imagery directly…
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FedDev Ontario injects $7M into Kepler’s high-speed satellite constellation
Toronto-based startup Kepler Communications has secured a $7 million federal investment to continue and commercialize its next-generation optical data relay satellite network in an effort to…
NASA taps SFL Missions to build eight satellites for solar wind study
oronto-based SFL Missions Inc. has been awarded a contract to build eight 150-kilogram satellites for NASA’s HelioSwarm science mission, utilizing the company’s DAUNTLESS platform.
One week after Lunar Gateway paused, CSA says it’s ready as Artemis evolves
KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLORIDA – The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) says it’s ready to adapt as the Artemis program’s focus evolves from a space station into a lunar…
Canadian startup SBQuantum deploys magnetic sensor on NGA MagQuest Challenge
Sherbrooke-based SBQuantum successfully launched its unique diamond quantum magnetometer into orbit today aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket.
Wyvern secures $3 million in federal defence funding for Maritime ISR
Edmonton-based Earth observation company Wyvern has secured nearly $3 million in repayable federal funding through the Regional Defence Investment Initiative (RDII) to enhance its space-based intelligence, surveillance, and…
INO and CRIM merge to form Luqia Technologies with $52M federal backing
The Government of Canada recently announced a $52 million investment to support the creation of Luqia Technologies, a new industrial innovation laboratory formed by the merger of the…
Kinova joins Mission Control-led consortium for Canadian Lunar Utility Vehicle bid
As Canada pivots away from the Lunar Rover Mission infrastructure commitment to the Lunar Utility Vehicle (LUV), Quebec-based robotics innovator Kinova has been tapped to develop the “hands…
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