Introducing Reconn: Canadian Industrial Intelligence

Canada's industrial data landscape is fragmented. Alberta's AER publishes well data in one format, Saskatchewan's GeoHub uses another, and British Columbia's OGC has its own system entirely. Municipal permits live on Socrata, CKAN, or ArcGIS portals — each with different APIs, update schedules, and schema conventions.

If you work in energy, mining, or infrastructure, you've felt this friction. Hours spent downloading CSVs, writing one-off scripts, and manually reconciling records across provinces.

Reconn changes that.

What Reconn Does

Reconn is a multi-tenant B2B platform that aggregates public industrial data from across Canada into a single, queryable interface. We collect data from 69 sources across 6 provinces — Alberta, Saskatchewan, British Columbia, Manitoba, Ontario, and Newfoundland & Labrador — plus federal sources like NRCan, CER, and StatCan.

Every data source runs on an automated pipeline built with Dagster and dlt. Data is ingested, normalized into consistent schemas, and stored in Apache Iceberg tables. From there, you can:

• Browse companies and entities through our explorer
• Query any data source with SQL in our built-in console
• Enrich company records with external data (corporate registries, financials, web presence)
• Track opportunities in a CRM pipeline with Kanban deal flow
• Monitor changes with signal rules and automated workflows

Why Now?

Three trends converged to make this possible:

1. Open data mandates — Provincial regulators are publishing more data in machine-readable formats than ever before.
2. Modern data infrastructure — Tools like dlt, Dagster, and Apache Iceberg let us build reliable pipelines at a fraction of the cost of traditional ETL.
3. AI integration — Our MCP server lets AI agents query and reason over industrial data directly.

What's Next

We're expanding coverage to additional provinces and territories, adding more federal data sources, and building deeper enrichment integrations. If you work with Canadian industrial data, we'd love to hear what sources matter most to you.

Start your free trial and see what 69 data sources look like in one platform.