A homegrown Hamilton company is building serious military drone technology for Canada and its allies — not just the airframe, but the autonomy that lets it fly and operate on its own, engineered to be produced fast and at scale. That combination is exactly why Sentinel’s recent deal to help Ukraine build more of them made Russia call Canada a “warmonger.” In this fireside chat, Sentinel CEO Kath Intson joins the Globe and Mail’s Sean Silcoff to talk about what it takes to build real, full-stack defence capability out of Canada, and what founders should take from a homegrown company whose work just became significant enough for Moscow to notice.
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