Enginuity Inc.

05/26/2026

Every year or so, we here at Enginuity put on our work gloves and high-vis vests (gilets for some) and go about cleaning up the neighbourhood.

The pride we have in our work is equal to the pride we have to our community. As you can see, it's quite literally bag fulls.

Photo: Manufacturing Program Manager Dan Hill admiring a harvest of rubbish.

Spryfield Business Commission

05/21/2026

Countdown to CANSEC 2026 - Canada's leading defence, security & emerging technology event.

MAY 27-28, 2026 - COHERE CENTRE (Formerly EY CENTRE), OTTAWA, ONTARIO.

If you're looking to overcome mission-critical challenges on sea, air or land (and especially subsea)
reach out to Ben or Alf - they'll be there.

05/15/2026

SEALift is the industry standard for the launch and retrieval of marine systems.

But did you know that it is also used as an emergency disconnect in oil and gas installations?

This piece of kit thrives at saving time, money (and lives).

Case study below.

https://enginuityinc.ca/case-study/industrial-marine/well-abandonment-engineering/

05/13/2026

Remember when "Canada's Ocean Playground" was our best-kept secret?

Well, that cat is out of the proverbial bag.

This article, part of a larger feature about Nova Scotia's "360-degree upgrade" will undoubtedly find its way to the desktops of financial moguls worldwide.

Federal funding primed the pump, now FDI (foreign direct investment) will follow.

The world is now realising it is a great time to be in Nova Scotia - but to us, it always has been.

As Nova Scotia looks to revitalise its economy, defence and dual-use industries are on investors’ radars

05/12/2026

A brief moment of stillness.

Please join us in welcoming this spring's student/co-op cohort.

L-R

Nathan Wilson - Mech Tech Student (NSCC)
Finley Nakatsu - Automation (Mech) Engineering (Dalhousie)..and back by popular demand, Leah Theroux - Mechanical Engineering (Dalhousie), she loved it here so much she came back for more (actually, the feeling is mutual).

The future is (very) bright.

05/08/2026

Little Friday Fun.

Here Sam Watson exalts the virtues of the SEAlift SL70 -Enginuity's patented marine launch and recovery device.

From navies to research/exploration operations - you'll find SEAlifts on AUVs, ROVs and a slew of marine assets around the globe.

05/07/2026

There's a lot of salt in our veins.

Just down the road from Enginuity HQ is the ol' Sambro Harbour.

Small craft harbours like Sambro are essential infrastructure. They support fishing, marine transportation, and our local economies depend on them. From coast to coast to coast, Canada’s fisheries, aquaculture, and seafood processing sectors sustain nearly 65,000 jobs, including over 42,900 commercial fish harvesters, and generated $8.47 billion in exports in 2025.

The Government of Canada’s announcement of nearly $1 billion in funding over five years to repair, maintain, and modernise small craft harbours marks a significant investment in the future of coastal and rural communities like Sambro and many others.

Over the years, many of our proudest achievements have been supporting these operations, at sea and dockside.

It is great to see these important economic engines getting the attention they deserve.

Shout out to: The Honourables Jessica Fancy, Shannon Miedema, Chris d'Entremont and Fisheries Minister Joanne Thompson.

photo courtesy: marinas.com

05/06/2026

How do you maximise the ROI of your capital budget? Where do you start?

For Canadian manufacturers facing legacy equipment, labour shortages, or shifting production demands from reshoring and supply-chain realignment, a roadmap matters more than ever. The goal isn’t to automate everything at once. The goal is to strategically build the right foundation and scale intelligently.

https://enginuityinc.ca/smart-manufacturing/how-to-automate-manufacturing-process/

05/01/2026

Canada’s naval identity was forged in the cold, unforgiving, North Atlantic.

Fought largely by reservists in small ships built in Canada and operating from Canadian bases, the defence of the North Atlantic trade route against a menacing submarine fleet defined a critical naval role for Canada within a much larger alliance.

By the war's end, the Royal Canadian Navy emerged as the world’s leading anti-submarine warfare navy - A/S, or ASW as it’s now known within NATO.

This reputation was hard-earned.

We honour the thousands of sailors, merchant mariners, and airmen who lost their lives during the longest campaign of the Second World War.

The Battle of the Atlantic (BOA) ceremony takes place Sunday, May 3, at 10:30 am, at Point Pleasant Park (Halifax Memorial).

We'll be there.

Pictured: The corvette HMCS Pictou (K146) firing a depth charge.
courtesy of: Library & Archives Canada, Department of National Defence

04/22/2026

New Episode Alert!

Special Earth Day Episode!

How can electric boats, great data, community energy systems and AI bring clean energy to coastal communities?

Listen here: https://enginuityinc.ca/engineering-podcast/smarter-seas/

Sue Molloy, Glas Ocean Electric, Ben Garvey,