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Canada launches the Defence Investment Agency to spur investment in Canada’s growing defense sector
Supported by billions in federal and provincial funding, Canada’s quantum sector offers presents potential commercial opportunities for U.S. firms.
Canada’s investments in nuclear power generation offer opportunities for U.S. firms specializing in energy and technology. This report provides a 2026 update.
Critical mineral projects in Canada’s Arctic and Northern regions offers opportunities for U.S. infrastructure and mining equipment companies.
Canada is a global leader in AI and its multibillion-dollar investments in technology and R&D will open opportunities for U.S. exporters.
Canada’s $650M+ budget, ESA/NASA partnerships, and new Space Launch Act offer U.S. aerospace firms growing opportunities in a $3.61B space sector.
Canada launches the Major Projects Office and announces five priority infrastructure projects to spur new infrastructure construction.
Canada’s increase in defense spending in its Arctic regions offers opportunities for U.S. companies.
Increased spending by the Canadian government for border security offers substantial opportunity for U.S. suppliers.
The growth of e-commerce in recent years, creates an attractive option for Canadian consumers and U.S. exporters.
Growth in Canadian e-commerce through social media sites signals opportunities for U.S. retailers.
Every year, the Canadian franchising sector contributes $100 billion to the economy and welcomes new U.S. brands in the market.
Canada’s investment in Arctic energy infrastructure offers many opportunities for U.S. energy companies.
On October 21, 2024, it became mandatory for all U.S. companies registered for Canada’s Non-Resident Importer Program to comply with the CARM initiative.
Offshore wind energy development in Canada’s Atlantic provinces presents opportunities for U.S. suppliers and solution providers