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Latest developments driving Canada's aerospace industry forward through innovation and strategic partnerships.
The establishment of MDA Space's global headquarters and Space Robotics Centre of Excellence in Brampton, Ontario. This cutting-edge facility will house the Canadarm3 and serve as the world's first commercial space robotics mission operations center.
Telesat's collaboration with the Canadian government to develop their advanced Low Earth Orbit (LEO) global broadband satellite constellation, aiming to bridge the global digital divide and create thousands of high-quality jobs.
CA $350 million investment through the Strategic Innovation Fund to support the Initiative for Sustainable Aviation Technology (INSAT), accelerating the green industrial transformation of the aerospace industry.
Dynamic R&D, skilled workforce, and integrated supply chains make Ontario the aerospace hub of choice.
Strategic aerospace hubs across Ontario driving innovation and manufacturing excellence.
Strategic advantages for Aerospace, Defense, and Security (ADS) industries with over 170 foreign missions and key government departments. Hosts globally competitive ADS enterprises and Fortune 500 companies.
Flourishing aerospace sector supported by Waterloo International Airport (YKF). Benefits from proximity to Highway 401 and Toronto, with the Aviation Business Park offering development opportunities.
Emerging aerospace hub following MDA's Global Headquarters establishment. The Canadarm3 will be developed here, positioning Brampton as a key player in space technology innovation.
World-class educational infrastructure and research capabilities supporting aerospace innovation.
Ontario houses 16 universities offering engineering degrees, complemented by more than 40 post-secondary programs specifically related to aerospace.
Over CA $3.8 million to train and upskill nearly 340 workers in southern Ontario's aerospace sector.
CA $9.2 million investment for expanding the Waterloo Institute for Sustainable Aeronautics (WISA).