GovTech & Civic Tech in Canada

Montréal company selling AI software to municipalities that predicts which water mains are at risk of breaking, forecasts sewer flows during storms, estimates beach-water contamination and generates asset-management plans.

Montréal company selling Munia, a Québec-hosted AI platform of 60+ preconfigured agents for municipal writing and document work in French, used by clerk, communications, urban-planning and finance departments.

Regina company spun out of the University of Regina's Centre for Artificial Intelligence, Data, and Conflict, using AI-assisted analysis with expert review to detect coordinated foreign influence and disinformation campaigns.

Ecopia AI

Toronto, ON

Toronto company, legally Ecopia Tech Corporation, applying computer-vision models to high-resolution satellite and aerial imagery to produce vector map layers — building footprints, land cover, roads and geocoded addresses — sold to governments and industry.

Miovision

Kitchener, ON

Kitchener-based builder of traffic data collection and signal management systems for cities, using sensors, cloud software and computer vision to help municipal transportation agencies monitor intersections and manage road networks.