Ottawa company building AuraNet, a command-and-control and data-fusion platform used with Arctic-hardened sensors for surveillance in remote northern regions, and developing Scout, an uncrewed aircraft designed to fly alongside crewed fighter jets.
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Ottawa company building AuraNet, a command-and-control and data-fusion platform used with Arctic-hardened sensors for surveillance in remote northern regions, and developing Scout, an uncrewed aircraft designed to fly alongside crewed fighter jets.
Canadian Rangers used AuraNet during Operation NANOOK-NUNALIVUT (Feb–Apr 2026) across 5,200 km of the High Arctic; the company says the engagement was self-funded. defendthedominion.com
Raised a $139M CAD (US$100M) all-equity Series A led by Georgian in June 2026; the company says it has raised $169M CAD since launching in June 2025. defendthedominion.com
Moved into a 25,000 sq ft manufacturing facility in Kanata, Ont., in June 2026 and opened a Toronto development office. defendthedominion.com
Accepted as a qualified supplier in four streams of Canada's Defence Drone Initiative (DDI) Marketplace supply arrangement (Sep 2026), making it eligible to bid on future DDI contracts. defendthedominion.com
Developing Scout, which it describes as an Autonomous Collaborative Platform extending the reach of crewed fighter aircraft - a class it defines as uncrewed aircraft flying alongside crewed jets. defendthedominion.com
Announced in March 2026 that it will build a sovereign AI simulation environment for autonomous collaborative platforms on Denvr's Canada AI Platform. defendthedominion.com
Its $50 million commitment to the Autonomous Collaborative Platform announced March 2026 is its OWN capital, self-funded. It is not an external round and is not part of the $169 million raised. defendthedominion.com
Dominion Scout, the aircraft behind its Aviation tag, is in design and build. The company targets a first flight within 24 to 30 months from March 2026; nothing has flown. defendthedominion.com
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Command and control / data fusion
Software platform that fuses imagery, signals, telemetry and reporting into a common operating picture and integrates with existing command-and-control architectures; fielded with Canadian Rangers in the High Arctic.
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Open-source procurement intelligence platform fusing federal procurement records, lobbying disclosures, funding data and supplier registries for Canada's defence sector. Launched February 2026.
Learn moreAnnounced rounds only, newest first. Undisclosed amounts are shown as undisclosed.
Jun 30, 2026
Investors: Georgian (lead), Valor Equity Partners, Expeditions, Lakestar, OMERS, Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC), Royal Bank of Canada (RBC), Deloitte Ventures (Canada), JDY Capital, British Columbia Investment Management Corporation (BCI), Bessemer Venture Partners, Garage Capital, Golden Ventures, Silent Ventures
Jan 19, 2026
Investors: Georgian (lead), Bessemer Venture Partners, British Columbia Investment Management Corporation (BCI)
Oct 15, 2025
Investors: Garage Capital, Golden Ventures
Publicly announced partnerships.
Partnership to build a sovereign AI simulation environment for training and validating Autonomous Collaborative Platforms on Denvr's Canada AI Platform (CAIP).
Government support actually received. Unpublished amounts are left out.
Industrial Research Assistance Program, National Research Council Canada — contribution
Dominion announced a $139M CAD ($100M USD) Series A led by Georgian, with Valor Equity Partners, Expeditions, Lakestar, OMERS, BDC, RBC, Deloitte Ventures, JDY Capital and existing investors. It will use the funds for AuraNet and its Scout Autonomous Collaborative Platform and to grow its team past 100.
Dominion equipped three long-range Canadian Ranger patrols with sensing and communications gear running AuraNet during Operation NANOOK-NUNALIVUT, tracking patrols over 5,200 km for eight weeks. The company says the engagement was self-funded and lists lessons learned.
Dominion and Calgary-based Denvr announced a partnership to build a simulation environment to train and validate Autonomous Collaborative Platforms, hosted on Denvr's Canada AI Platform (CAIP).
Terms the company uses about its own work.
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