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C O N T E N T S06 SSCT 2012 Welcome Address,

by Timothy Page, CADSI President

07 Event Schedule

08 New Products on Show at SSCT 2012

12 Show Floor Map

14 Exhibitor Directory

19 Advertisers’ Index

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On behalf of the Canadian Association of Defenceand Security Industries, and in cooperation with theDepartment of National Defence (DND), theCanadian Textile Industry Association and the CTTGroup, I am pleased to welcome you to the 2012Soldier Systems Conference and Tradeshow, ourfirst year of presenting this new event property. Iwant to recognize and thank our speakers, sponsors,exhibitors and organizing committee for their will-ingness to contribute to this important event.

The Soldier System Conference and Tradeshow hasbeen organized as part of DND and industry’scommit ment to implement the government’s SoldierSystem Technology Roadmap exercise of 2009-2011.We believe this event will build greater collaborationamong industry, the academic community and DNDaround mid- to longer term Canadian Forces capa-bility needs with respect to the dismounted soldier.

The conference program has been designed withthree complementary objectives in mind: to provideindustry with a perspective of the possible futureneeds of the Canada Forces, as well as those of ourUS and NATO allies, in an evolving and increasinglycomplex and connected war fighter environment; toprovide a snap shot of the industrial capability andtechnology trends available from industry to those ingovernment with responsibility for addressing thefuture needs of the war fighter; and, to provide aforum to enable discussion among the principalsoldier system stakeholder community. We believethe program, over the next day and a half, will informyou, connect you and expose you to a greater understanding of the issues, markets and people ofinterest to you.

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The tradeshow will feature suppliers and manufac-turers who will showcase their technologies and solu-tions in the soldier system domain. The program hasdedicated times for interaction between exhibitorsand delegates to discuss new innovations and capa-bilities in support of the Soldier System Program. I encourage you to visit all of the exhibits over thenext day and half to learn about the newest capabili-ties in this domain.

The second day of the event will feature B2B andB2G meetings, which will provide government andindustry representatives the opportunity to furthernetwork through pre-booked meetings with otherindustry participants, government officials, and repre-sentatives from government innovation programs.

Thanks to all registrants for your support of the 2012Soldier Systems Conference and Tradeshow. Withyour support we intend to grow this program into anannual event that raises the profile of the soldiers’equipment and service needs and brings the soldiersystem community together in a collaborative andproductive environment. Your feedback on the eventwill be invaluable in helping CADSI develop this intoa world-class event. To that end, I would invite you tofill out the Conference and Trade Show survey thatwill be emailed to you post event along with thespeaker presentations.

Sincerely,

TIMOTHY I. PAGE President

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Schedule – Tuesday, December 11th, 2012Schedule – Tuesday, December 11th, 2012

Schedule – Wednesday, December 12th, 2012Schedule – Wednesday, December 12th, 2012

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ACTIVITY

Registration and Continental Breakfast

(Mozart Room)

Welcome Remarks (Chopin Room) Mr. Timothy Page, President, Canadian Association of Defence and Security Industries(CADSI)

Keynote SpeechMr. Dan Ross, Assistant Deputy Minister (Materiel), Department of National Defence

SSTRM Capstone Report and Action PlanLCol JPS Lapointe, DLR 5, Department of National DefenceQ’s and A’s

Coffee Break (Mozart Room)

Modernizing the U.S. ArmyMr. Tom Coleman, Director of Operations and Communications, PEO Soldier, US ArmyQ’s and A’s

NATO Soldier Systems ProcurementLieutenant-Colonel Chris Woodburn, US Marine Corps Q’s and A’s

Keynote SpeechDr. Guy Vézina, Director General-Scientific Advisor Land, Defence Research andDevelopment Canada

Buffet Luncheon (Mozart Room)

(Mozart Room)

5 Concurrent Break-Out Sessions based on SSTRM focus areasAn update and discussion on: Power/Energy; Lethal and Non-Lethal Weapons; C4I/Sensors;Personal and Protective Equipment; Human and Systems Integration

Repeat of the 5 Concurrent Break-Out Sessions

Reception (Mozart Room)

ACTIVITY

Registration and Continental Breakfast

Welcome Remarks and DSSPM Business Plan (Chopin/Beethoven Room)Ms. Jennifer Garrett, Director, Soldier Systems Program Management, Department ofNational Defence

(Mozart Room)

B2B / B2G Meeting Activity (Chopin/Beethoven Room)

Conclusion of Event and Tradeshow Floor Closes

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battery management tech-nology provide enoughenergy density to power asoldier’s digitization equip-ment for one 24 hour battleday on a single charge atless than 800 grams.

Panacis has established aleadership position in light-weight, high performance,wearable batteries with ourline of custom-designed Sol -dier System Powerpacks.These powe rpacks can befound in helmets, weapons,survival equipment, friend-or-foe beacons, and com -mu nication gear.

Panacis batteries are fullycon figurable to provide per -formance discriminators fordemanding applications.  Welisten, we innovate and thenwe deliver.  Tell us what youneed:  we thrive on chal-lenges. www.panacis.com

MILRAILBooth #25WEARNET® SySTEM

WEARNET offers the Warfighter, Law Enforcement, andFirst Responder a highly configurable plug and playnetwork that:

n Provides the backplane connectivity for POWER andDATA Distribution

n Reduces the warfighter’s load with embedded capabi-lities

n Optimizes Load Distribution

n Human/Robotic/Vehicle/Helicopter Interfaces

INTEGRAL TACTICALBooth #33“50 BELOW” ARCTIC SLEEP SySTEM

After many years of extensive use and testing of thecomponents in the most extreme arctic and high altitudeconditions, Integral Tactical is pleased to announce thelaunch of this versatile sleep system.

The core of the 3-part system is a relaxed fit -40 oC downbag, hand-crafted in Canada using lightweight nylonfabrics from Europe and filled with top quality Hungariangoose down. Fabrics are hot-cut to prevent the edges fromfraying and trapezoidal baffles are closely sewn using a tuckstitch technique. The outward sloping foot section matchesthe natural foot angle and the complete seal neck collareliminates the drawing in of cold air when the user rolls overinside the bag.

The Arctic bag is designed to fit inside a generously sizedPrimaloft-insulated summer overbag. The third compo-nent is an easy to launder, brushed polyester hygiene linerfor next to skin comfort. www.integraltactical.com

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NEW PRODUCTS!

PANACISBooth #3124 HOUR RECHARGEABLE SOLDIER SySTEMBATTERy

Panacis is pleased to announce its new, 24-hour soldiersystem battery, which is a key component of the innova-tive WOLF (Warrior Land Force) System by DRS Tech -nol ogies Canada for the Integrated Soldier SystemProject. Advanced, custom lithium cells and our patented

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n Tactical/Covert Personal Area Network (PAN)

n Increases both the user’s performance and missioncapability

The WEARNET system maximizes durability, reliability,and survivability and assesses influences that affectperformance and operation, such as electrical loading,electromagnetic induction (EMI) (MIL-STD-461) andelectrostatic discharge (ESD). WEARNET technologywill improve the performance of these systems in harshenvironments (MIL-STD-810) and in highly diversified,complex, and unexpected situations. The WEARNETsystem is the backplane connectivity for wearable andmobile applications, including current and future inte-grated power and data technology. WEARNET willimprove the capabilities of any Warfighter or FirstResponder. Physical Optics Corporation’s integratedwearable solution can also provide a power management

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system which can power any wearable devices as well asprovide real-time monitoring of the main power supplyconsumption. The system also accommodates vehicle oraircraft adaptors to allow for powering/recharging body-worn electronics during mounted operations. POC’spower management system is low-profile, lightweight,and easily integrated into any combatant-worn vest.www.milrail.com

STEDFASTBooth #32BALISTIC VEST WITH BLAST AND IMPROVISEDExPLOSIVE DEVISE (IED) PROTECTION

Stedfast has developed a Balistic vest combining new andinnovative material technologies to improve the blastprotective capabilities in personal protective equipment forCanadian Forces. The new Balistic vest has been designedto integrate and enhance the protection offered by existingbody armour against concussive shock waves resultingfrom the detonation of IEDs. This promising new impactresistant and blast mitigation material is at the cutting edgeof personal protective equipment. www.stedfast.com

NEW PRODUCTS !

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ADVENTURE LIGHTSBooth #12SMART BEACON

Adventure Lights has developed a small wearable beaconthat can be synchronized to work with other beacons, in anetwork and group, for quick visual ID of friendly forces incontact situations. This will allow commanders and firesupport units to quickly apply fire or make maneuver deci-sions, more readily identify IFF (Identification Friend orFoe) and increase both situational awareness andcommand and control. The system uses an Ad Hoc selfrepairing mesh network system that works independentlybut can also integrate with larger C4 Systems developedby Raytheon, Lockheed Martin, Rockwell Collins and otherproviders. The beacons emit signatures in both the visibleand infrared (near IR) ranges compatible with Night VisionGoggles. These signatures can be pre set, changed in thefield or overwritten and addressed by close air support andcommand control.

The SMART Beacon Network is secure but with theproper protocols will be addressable and controllable byfield commanders and other supporting friendly forces.www.adventurelights.com

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INTERAMMO IMPEXBooth #45STRIkE ONE SEMIAUTOMATIC PISTOL

The Strike One semiautomatic pistol comes as the fastest,most controllable, most accurate and hard hitting servicepistol available today on the world market. Among itsadvantages:

n Lowest barrel axle-to-hand grip value in history(12 mm)

n Unprecedented terminal ballistic accuracy due to thefully guided non-tilting barrel locking system

n Extraordinary semiautomatic rate of fire due to thelightning-fast locking time, single action, and a shorttravel trigger system with patented safety, and

n Equally unprecedented operational control thanks tothe miniskirt magazine well, ambidextrous patentedmagazine release, the high hand grip feature, and the

NEW PRODUCTS!

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expansion of the gun system through the implementa-tion of a family of accessories including the LRC (LongRange Conversion).

www.interammo.com

PACIFIC SAFETY PRODUCTSBooth #8INNOVATION IN FEMALE BODy ARMOUR

We use innovative cutting and forming techniques to maxi-mize comfort and performance. Our Orthogonal Bias™design provides smooth contoured seams that eliminatebulk in the bust area for a natural, sculpted fit while absorb -

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ing impact energy more effectively than overlappedseaming. This unique comfortable, flexible, and natural bodyarmor is NIJ 0101.06 certified. www.pacsafety.com

HUDSON SUPPLIESBooth #28ITW GT ZIPLINE™

The new ITW GT Zipline is a one piece injection moldedzipper/lanyard pull design, which, compared to standardknotted paracord or other fabric type pullers, will provide astreamlined, clean and neat cord pull that does not absorbwater or body fluids and can be easily installed. No para-cord/elastic/braided cord required, no zipper pull cord endrequired, no hot knife cutting, no knot tying. Piece partweight saving vs current puller methods as well as cost andmanufacturing savings. Features: GhillieTEx™ IR SignalReduction Technology, UV Stable, High thermal stability -40 oF to 140 oF. Please stop at booth #28 to get freesample. www.hudson4supplies.com

NEW PRODUCTS !

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Show Floor MapHilton Lac Leamy, Gatineau QC

Company Booth #

Adventure Lights 12

Airboss-Defense 29

American & Efird Canada Inc. 19

Annabel Canada Inc. 49

Apparel Trimmings Inc. 21

Bon-Mar Textiles Inc. 17

Brican AutomatedSystems Inc. 41

Calko Canada Inc. 54

Colt Canada 34

Connect Tech Inc. 51

CTIA 48

CTT Group 39

Davey Textile Solutions 13

Doubletex 6

DRS Technologies 2

E.I. du Pont CanadaCompany 5

Filspec Inc. 43

GA Boulet Inc. 9

Hudson Supplies Inc. 28

Institute of TextileScience 37

Integral Tactical 33

Interammo Impex Inc. 45

Kermel Canada 20

Kodiak Group Holdings Co. 14

Laurentian Technologies Inc. 30

Levitt Safety Ltd. 22

Lincoln Fabrics Ltd. 18

Logistik Unicorp Inc. 35

Matador Convertors Co. Ltd. 7

Mawashi 11

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Plenary

B2B/B2G Meeting RoomRegistration Area

Breakout Sessions

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Millbrook Tactical Inc. 10

Milrail Inc. 25

Monterey Textiles 1996 Inc. 36

MWG Apparel Corp. 3

National Fitness Products 50

Pacific Safety Products Inc. 8

Panacis Inc. 31

Peerless Garments 26

PWGSC-OSME 24

Raytheon Canada 44

Regitex Group 27

S4 Tactical & Defence 47

Shielltec Inc. 52

STC Footwear 38

Stedfast Inc. 32

Stoeger Canada 40

Teledyne DALSA Inc. 53

TenCate ProtectiveFabrics 42

Thales Canada 23

Trusted Positioning 16

Tulmar Safety Systems Inc. 1

Vêtements CookshireInc. 46

Vibram USA 4

YKK Canada Inc. 15

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ADVENTURE LIGHTS Booth #12444 Beaconsfield, Suite 201Beaconsfield, QC, H9W 4C1Phone: 514-694-8477

www.adventurelights.com

With roots that can be traced backover a decade, Adventure lights isnow a leading manufacturer of visualand IR beacons for IFF applications,landing and drop zone expedi-tionary remote con trolled lighting,and vehicle IR illuminators for mili-tary, police, security and search andrescue personnel. Its products are inwide use with US, British, Dutch,Australian and Canad ian SpecialForces. From the outset the com -pany has focused on making versa-tile, reliable and unique productsthat deliver outstanding perfor -mance. The company is known forits cutting-edge technology, whichsurvives long-term use by the mostdemanding of users. We prideourselves on your trust and on ourunique products that have helpedsave lives, while playing a pivotal rolein the operational success of nume -rous missions. Adventure Lights isheavily driven by R&D and willcontinue to pioneer micro-processorcontrolled LED beacons and illumi-nators. Every year we bring newinnovations to market that focus onsoldier safety, such as this year’s newline of search and rescue productsbased on the VIP and Guardian forlife jackets and rafts.

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AIRBOSS-DEFENSE Booth #2928A, boul. de l'AéroportBromont, QC, J2L 1S6Phone: 450-577-0778

www.airbossdefense.com

AirBoss-Defense is world renownedfor the manufacture and supply ofCBRN Air Purifying Respirators(Gas Masks), Gloves, Over bootsand Personnel protective equip-ment (PPE). AirBoss-Defense alsomanufactures Fire Fighting andExtreme Cold Weather (ECW)footwear and a wide range of indus-trial extruded and moulded rubberengineered products for the FirstResponder and Defense market.

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AMERICAN & EFIRDCANADA INC. Booth #198301 Ray Lawson BlvdAnjou, QC, H1J 1X9Phone: 514-385-0880

www.amefird.com

American & Efird manufacturesthread and yarns for apparel, non-apparel, embroidery and technicaltextile applications as well as for theconsumer distributor market. In addi-tion, American & Efird distributes avariety of well known notions items.

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ANNABEL CANADA INC.Booth #491645 HaggertyDrummondville, QC, J2C 5P7Phone: 819-472-1367

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APPAREL TRIMMINGS INCBooth #2120 Commander BlvdToronto, ON, M1S3L9Phone: 416-298-6998

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BON-MAR TEXTILES INC.Booth #178448 St. LaurentMontreal, QC, H2P 2M3Phone: 514-382-2275 ext. 110

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BRICAN AUTOMATEDSYSTEMS INC.Booth #4154 Van Kirk DriveBrampton, ON, L7A 1B1Phone: 905-846-5175

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COLT CANADABooth #341036 Wilson AvenueKitchener, ON, N2C 1J3Phone: 519-893-6840 ext. 302

www.coltcanada.com

Colt Canada is the world classsmall arms manufacturer of the C7suite of weapons. Colt Canada isCana d ian registered and owned byColt Defense, of Hartford, CT.We offer a comprehensive rangeof services as a prime or sub-contrac tor includ ing design, R&D,manufacture, repair and overhaul,inte gra ted logistic support, pro -gramme manag ement and train -ing. Recent successes include salesof the versatile C8 with IntegratedUpper Receiver to Canada, theNether lands and Denmark. Itsproducts are combat proven and inservice with military and lawenforcement customers in alliedcountries. Colt Canada is proud tobe the Canadian govern ment’sSmall Arms Centre of Excellence.

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CTIABooth #483320 Loyalist StreetCornwall, ON, K6H 6C8Phone: 613-933-2770 ext. 23

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CTT GROUPBooth #393000 BoulleSaint-Hyacinthe, QC, J2S 1H9Phone: 877-288-8378

www.gcttg.com

CTT Group is a dynamic multi-service organization dedicated toassuring the prosperity of textile,geosynthetic and para-textilecomp anies by adding value to theirbusiness processes. Offering acomplete range of technical,commercial and information serv-ices, CTT Group partners withindustry in their push towards thedevelopment of new and innovativeproducts. We also assist ourcustomers in identifying targetmarkets for their products, whereverthese markets may be on the planet.

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DAVEY TEXTILESOLUTIONSBooth #1310505 – 169 StreetEdmonton, AB, T5P 4Y7Phone: 780-484-4474 ext. 237

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DOUBLETEXBooth #69785 Jeanne-ManceMontreal, QC, H3L 3B6Phone: 514-382-1778 ext. 2308

www.doubletex.com

For over 100 years, Doubletex hasbeen providing innovative solutionsto the textile industry. As Canada’slargest privately owned textilemanufacturer, Doubletex honoursits promise of quality, versatility,reliability, product innovation andcustomer service. Doubletex comb -ines quality fabrics with specialtyprotective finishes. With our Lami -nation, Non-woven and Quiltingdivisions we offer true one-stopshopping.

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DRS TECHNOLOGIESBooth #2700 Palladium DriveKanata, ON, K2V 1C6 Phone: 613-591-5862

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E.I. DU PONT CANADACOMPANY Booth #554 Desbarats CrescentKirkland, QC, H9J 2N9Phone: 514-426-2367

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FILSPEC INC. Booth #4385 BurlingtonSherbrooke, QC, J1L 1G9 Phone: 819-573-8769

www.filspec.com

FilSpec is a world-leading spinnerof technical, high performanceyarns with manufacturing facilitiesin Canada and the United States.Our company has been producing

quality spun yarns since 1954 fromnatural, artificial, synthetic andaramid fibres for knitters, weaversand braiders in the glove, hosiery,performance, protective, military,industrial and medical markets.

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GA BOULET INCBooth #9501 Saint-GabrielSaint-Tite, QC, G0X 3H0Phone: 418-365-5174

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GENERAL DYNAMICSCANADA1020-68 Avenue NECalgary, AB, T2E 8P2Phone: 403-295-5213

www.gdcanada.com

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HUDSON SUPPLIES INC.

Booth #28

2940 Halpern StreetSaint-Laurent, QC, H4S 1R2Phone: 514-337-5005

www.hudson4supplies.com

Established in 1979, Hudson Sup -plies is a privately owned Canadiancompany and leading supplier ofhigh quality & innovative fasteningsystems like quick release & dutybelt buckles, NFPA/FR/IR buckles,Mil-spec sew-on hook & loop,metal hooks for slings, Polypro &Nylon webbing, HSI™ StrongMagnets.

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INSTITUTE OF TEXTILESCIENCEBooth #373000 BoulleSaint-Hyacinthe, QC J2S 1H9Phone: 450-778-1870

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INTEGRAL TACTICAL

Booth #335516 3rd Street SECalgary, AB, T2H1J9Phone: 403-640-1445

www.integraltactical.com

Integral Tactical designs andmanu fac tures specialized outdoor

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORYiproducts which are sold direct totactical and government custo -mers. We started manufacturingsleep and shelter products for themountaineering and backpackingmarket in 1986.

Over the past 12 years we haveseen strong demand for theseproducts from special forces andemergency response personnelwho have equipment needs verysimilar to those of mountaineersand backpackers.

We manufacture: sleeping systems,shelter systems, clothing systemsand accessories. We can do smallproduction runs and “just in time”manufacturing and have a loyalfollowing of customers who haveto do the tough jobs – regardlessof the weather.

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INTERAMMO IMPEX INC.Booth #456836-104 StreetEdmonton, AB, T6H 2L6Phone: 1-888-806-6220

www.interammo.com

Importer and distributor of Europ -ean firearms and accessories.

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KERMEL CANADABooth #20Bankers Hall, West TowerSuite 1000, 888 - 3rd St. SWCalgary, AB, T2P 5C5 Phone: 403-698-6220

www.kermel.com

KERMEL® is a leading manufactu -rer of meta aramid fibers, dedica -ted to developing superior,inno v ative fabrics utilized in

clothing designed to protect againstheat and flames.

Worldwide, industrial workers, mili-tary personnel, public order profes-sionals, firefighters and emergencyresponders have been relying onKermel for its high performanceprotection, incredible comfort, andthe durability it provides in extremeconditions.

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KODIAK GROUPHOLDINGS COBooth #14415 Thompson DriveCambridge, ON, N1T 2K7Phone: 519-620-4015

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LAURENTIANTECHNOLOGIES INC. Booth #30120 Iber Road, Suite 103Stittsville, ON, K2S 1E9Phone: 613-883-4765

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LENZING / IVODEX INC.18 Four Seasons Place,Suite 203Toronto, ON, M9B 6E7Phone: 416-695-3922

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LEVITT SAFETY LTDBooth #2221 Antares Drive, Suite 115-116Ottawa, ON, L2E 7T8Phone: 613-225-9550

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LINCOLN FABRICS LTD. Booth #1863 Lakeport RoadSt. Catharines, ON, L2N 4P6Phone: 905-934-3391

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LOGISTIK UNICORP INC. Booth #35820 Grand-Bernier NordSaint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC,J2W 0A6Phone: 613-296-8043

www.logistikunicorp.comLogistik Unicorp Inc. is a Canadiancompany supplying managed unif -orm programs to a wide variety ofcorporate and government clients.

Our expertise and responsibilitiesinclude prod uct development,manufacturing, quality assurance,complete inventory management,customi zed soft ware development,allocation control, warehousing,distribu tion, Internet-based ordersystems, data management,customer service, as well as designand engineering support services.

We presently serve more than250,000 people, including Canad -ian Forces personnel, employeesof Canada Post and many otherorganizations.

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MATADOR CONVERTORSCO LTD.Booth #7270 Louvain St. WestMontreal, QC, H2N 1B6Phone: 514-389-8221

www.matador.caInnovation, dependability, service,and quality are synonymous withMatador Converters Co. Ltd.Which has been producingnonwoven textiles since 1945. Thecompany serves multiple indus-tries: air filtration, correctional, fireprotection, footwear, geotextile,health care, military and policeforces, to name a few. Matador iscontinually developing new prod-ucts, using innovative processes

and manufacturing techniques. Itsheadquarters and main factory arebased in Montreal, QC, with asecond facility in Winnipeg, MB.

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MAWASHIBooth #11820 Grand-Bernier NordSaint-Jean-sur-Richelieu, QC,J2W 0A6Phone: 450-349-9711, ext. 235

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MILLBROOK TACTICAL INC.Booth #10104-120 Iber RoadStittsville, ON, K2S 1E9Phone: 613-836-9119

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MILRAIL INC.Booth #25939 SelkirkPointe-Claire, QC, H9R 4S4Phone: 514-697-4955

www.milrail.comMilrail Inc., a supplier of qualityprod ucts and value added servicesto the military, will be showcasingthe POC Snapnet Connector forthe War Fighter during the SSCT.POC and Milrail will have factoryexperts on hand to offer insight onfuture developments of the Snap -net Connector. Also on exhibit willbe state-of-the-art products fromTE Electronics on connectivity formilitary applications.

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MONTEREY TEXTILES 1996INC. Booth #362575 Saint-Joseph BlvdDrummondville, QC, J2B 7V4Phone: 819-475-4333

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EXHIBITOR DIRECTORY iMonterey Textiles is a diversifiedvertical mill whose employees arededicated to supply quality-finished fabrics to the military anddomestic clients. Since its earlybeginnings Monterey has strivedto develop quality-performingfabrics for our Armed forces. Itsstate-of-the-art weaving, dyeingand finishing equipments providesour clients worldwide a high levelof quality and customer service.Our mission is simple – Workingtogether for our clients’ success.

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MWG APPAREL CORP. Booth #31147 Notre Dame AvenueWinnipeg, MB, R3E 3G1Phone: 204-786-0246

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NATIONAL FITNESSPRODUCTS Booth #50104 Maple AvenueInglewood, ON, L7C 1JSPhone: 905-838-2558

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PACIFIC SAFETYPRODUCTS INC.Booth #8124 Fourth AvenueArnprior, ON, K7S 0A9Phone: 613-623-6001, ext. 225

www.pacsafety.com

Pacific Safety Products Inc. ourmission statement ...we bringeveryday heroes home safely™.PSP has over 25 years of industryexperience and is the largest bodyarmour manufacturer in Canada.Our products include: tacticalclothing, body armour to protectagainst ballistic, stab, fragmenta-tion threats, ballistic blankets,chemical and biological hazards.

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PANACIS INC. Booth #3115 Grenfell Crescent, Suite 205Ottawa, ON K2G0E3Phone: 613-727-5775 ext. 727

www.panacis.com

Panacis designs and manufacturesadvanced powerpack systems thatare reliable, rugged, and scalable.We are a trusted supplier to thedefense, aerospace, medical, andoff-grid energy markets for missioncritical, “impossible power” applica-tions where conventional solutionscannot compete. Our innovationsturn energy storage into a compet-itive advantage for our customers.

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PEERLESS GARMENTSBooth #26515 Notre Dame AvenueWinnipeg, MB, R3B 1R9Phone: 204-774-5428

www.peerless.mb.ca

Peerless Garments has been in busi-ness for 68 years. We have an exten-sive history with governments at alllevels for the last fifty years. Peerlessspecializes in cold weather outer-wear, with the main objective ofcreating garments that will keep theuser warm, dry and comfortable. Weproduce such items as soft bodyarmour, garments with static reduc-tion, and fire retardant garments.

The company has been instru-mental in the development ofmany prototype samples forvarious government departmentssuch as the RCMP, and theDepart ment of National Defence.The incorporation of state of theart clothing and textile technolo-gies has resulted in adaptable,lightweight components offering

protection against a wide range ofclimatic conditions.

We are dedicated to quality andare proud to have been one of thefirst Canadian manufacturers toachieve ISO9001 certification."

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PWGSC-OSMEBooth #24Place du Portage, Phase IIIGatineau, QC, K1A 0S5Phone: 819-956-8689

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RAYTHEON CANADA LTDBooth #44360 Albert Street, Suite 1640Ottawa, ON, K1R 7X7Phone: 613-233-2494

www.raytheon.ca

Raytheon Canada Support Serv -ices (RCSS), a unit of RaytheonTechni cal Services LLC (RTSC),emphasizes customer relationshipswhich have positioned us as aleader in the provision of compre-hensive, mission support solutions.We are recognized as a world classprovider of logistics and supplychain management, electro-optics,communications, System Integra -tion Labs (SIL), engineering serv-ices and maintenance operations.

RCSS is building on its MissionSupport expertise and reach-backability to move into the area ofMission System Integration, whichis focused on the provision of newor upgrade system or subsystemcapabilities through capital acquisi-tion projects. Our goal is to provideproject leadership and engineeringfor full system projects or subsys-tems as part of a larger team acrossall three services in DND and othergovernment departments.

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For ISSP, Team Raytheon is workingin partnership with Sagem Inc. CGIInc. and Mawashi Protective Cloth -ing Inc., to offer mature, battle-proven technology to the CanadianArmy.__________

REGITEX GROUPBooth #27745 Avenue Guy-PoulinSaint-Joseph, QC, G0S2V0Phone: 514-620-2983

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S4 TACTICAL & DEFENCEBooth #472565 Watt, Suite 15Quebec, QC, G1P 3T2Phone: 418-694-0444

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SHIELLTEC INC.Booth #5235 Crabtree AvenueLondon, ON, N6G 2H6Phone: 519-709-8619

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STC FOOTWEARBooth #3810100 ColbertMontreal, QC, M1J 2J8Phone: 514-355-0026 ext. 225

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STEDFAST INC. Booth #32230 Saint-Charles SudGranby, QC, J26 JY3Phone: 450-378-8441 ext. 273

www.stedfast.com

Stefast is a world leader in thedevelopment of specialized coated

and laminated fabrics servicing theMilitary, First Respon ders, Indus -trial, Marine and Chem bio markets.Stedair, Waterproof Breath abletechnologies and Stedfast’s coatedfabrics offer new levels of protec-tion and comfort that go above andbeyond stringent specifications.

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STOEGER CANADABooth #401801 Wentworth St, Unit 1Whitby, ON, L1N 8R6Phone: 905-436-9077 ext. 231

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TELEDYNE DALSA INC.Booth #53605 McMurray RoadWaterloo, ON, N2V 2E9Phone: 519-886-6001, ext. 2375

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TENCATE PROTECTIVEFABRICSBooth #421255 University, Suite 1212Montreal, QC, H3B 3W9Phone: 770-238-7234

www.tencate.com

TenCate is the global leader in thedesign and production of protec-tive fabrics for the emergencyresponse, industrial, and militarymarkets. We offer a comprehen-sive range of products that exceedsall others in quality, comfort, andFR performance. TenCate sets theindustry pace by creating first-to-market, breakthrough solutionsbased on unmatched scientificexpertise.

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THALES CANADABooth #231 Chrysalis WayOttawa, ON, K2G 6P9Phone: 613-723-7000 ext. 4109

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TRUSTED POSITIONINGBooth #16Alastair Ross Technology Centre,Suite 3113553 31 Street NWCalgary, AB, T2L 2K7Phone: 403-210-6651

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TULMAR SAFETY SYSTEMSINC. Booth #11123 Cameron StreetHawkesbury, ON, K6A 2B8Phone: 613-632-1282

www.tulmar.com

Tulmar Safety Systems is a fullyintegrated manufacturer of engi-neered protective textiles and sur -viv ability solutions for aerospaceand defence. Headquartered inHawkesbury, ON, Tulmar suppliesAerial, Vehicle, Land and SoldierSystem components to NationalDefence, directly or in partnershipwith leading vehicle and systemprime contractors.

With a robust in-house design andproject management capability,Tulmar provides engineering designand development services for lifesupport equipment to DSSPM,collaborating with R&D partnersand managing external resources asneeded to develop, test and deliverleading-edge life support equip-ment solutions to DND.

Tulmar life support equipment is inservice on various DND air and

naval platforms including the CF18,CC130, CH148 and the VictoriaClass submarine. From tactical life-jackets to backpack assault boats,Tulmar develops and builds innova-tive flotation solutions to accommo-date the most demanding end-userrequirements.

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VÊTEMENTS COOKSHIREINC.Booth #46725 rue PopeCookshire, QC, J0B 1M0Phone: 819-875-5538

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VIBRAM USABooth #49 Damon Mill SquareConcord, MA, 01742Phone: 978-318-0000 ext. 123

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YKK CANADA INC. Booth #153939 Thimens BlvdSaint-Laurent, QC, H4R 1X3Phone: 514-798-7311

ADDENDUMCALKO CANADA INC. Booth #547250 rue MarconiMontreal, QC, H2R 2Z5Phone: 514-495-1531

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CONNECT TECH INC.Booth #5142 Arrow RoadGuelph, ON, N1K 1S6Phone: 519-836-1291

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❏ Colt Canada 519-893-6840 www.coltcanada.com 15

❏ CTT Group 1-877-288-8378 www.gcttg.com 2

❏ Hudson Supplies Inc. 514-337-5005 www.hudson4supplies.com 15

❏ Logistik Unicorp 888 326-8688 www.logistikunicorp.com BC

❏ Peerless Garment 204-774-5428 www.peerless.mb.ca 5

❏ Stedfast 450-378-8441 www.stedfast.com 3

❏ Tulmar 613-632-1282 www.tulmar.com 17

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CONTRIBUTING TO THE TEXTILE

INDUSTRY FOR 130 YEARS

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