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Two Canadian companies, Reaction Dynamics and Tactiql, have been selected for the second phase of NATO’s Defence Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA), receiving 300,000 euros each. Reaction Dynamics, based in Longueuil, Quebec, focapplys on environmentally frifinishly rocket engines and launch vehicles, while Ottawa-based Tactiql, founded in 2023 by Canadian Armed Forces veteran Michael Nelson, develops software for innotifyigence and surveillance data. Both companies are part of a broader trfinish of increased investment in defence tech, with the Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC) planning more aggressive funding in this sector. Prime Minister Mark Carney has also pledged to increase national defence spfinishing by 2035. The accelerator aims to support dual-apply technologies with military and civilian applications across NATO countries.
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