A Canadian Databricks delivery company, headquartered in London, Ontario. We help Canadian enterprises and Databricks partners design, migrate and run Databricks, with Canadian contracts and data kept in Canadian cloud regions.
NeuralShore is a Canadian Databricks delivery company in London, Ontario, part of DLytica Inc. Canadian banks, enterprises and Databricks partners use our Databricks specialists and delivery pods to build lakehouses, migrate from Hadoop, cloud warehouses or IBM, and run platforms under SLA, with Canadian contracts and data in Canadian regions.
Why Canadian teams work with NeuralShore
A Canadian company
Contracts, governance and invoicing sit with DLytica Inc. in London, Ontario. You contract with a Canadian company, with delivery from our offshore hub.
Proven with Canadian banking
Our team has data and AI delivery running in production at a leading Canadian bank, so we know how regulated Canadian institutions work.
Eastern-time overlap
Pods overlap Toronto and Ottawa mornings every day, with onshore leadership in Ontario for workshops, steering and escalations.
Data stays in Canada
We build in Canadian cloud regions and work inside your workspaces with least-privilege access, so data does not need to leave the country.
Databricks across the platform
Lakehouse design, Lakeflow pipelines, Unity Catalog, Databricks SQL and Genie, MLflow and Agent Bricks, plus migrations with LakeBridge.
Cost Canadian teams can plan
Dedicated pods at about half the cost of hiring the same skills on local contract rates, with a fixed monthly fee.
Keep data in-country
Databricks runs in local cloud regions. We design workspaces, storage and access so your data stays where your policies require.
Cloud region
Notes
Databricks on AWS: Canada (Central), ca-central-1
AWS region in Montréal.
Azure Databricks: Canada Central
Azure region in Toronto.
Azure Databricks: Canada East
Azure region in Québec City, often used for disaster recovery.
Feature availability
Some serverless and AI features reach Canadian regions later than US regions. We check availability for your workspace region before design.
Regulatory context we design for
We build platforms and engagement models that support these requirements. Your risk and compliance teams own the assessment.
OSFI B-10: third-party risk
For federally regulated financial institutions: due diligence, contracts, oversight and exit planning for outsourced services. We support your assessment with documentation, access controls and audit trails.
OSFI B-13: technology and cyber risk
Expectations for technology governance, security and resilience. We design Unity Catalog access, logging and environment separation to support them.
PIPEDA
Federal private-sector privacy law. We minimize personal data in analytics, mask sensitive fields and keep lineage for accountability.
Québec Law 25
Québec privacy law, including privacy impact assessments before personal information is communicated outside Québec. We keep data in Canadian regions and document flows to support your assessment.
Working hours
Pods for Canadian clients work 14:00–22:00 Nepal time, giving about 2–3 live hours with Eastern-time mornings, then delivering while you are offline. Leadership in London, Ontario covers Eastern business hours for workshops and escalations. Western Canada pods start later for Pacific and Mountain time.
What Canadian banks, insurers and enterprises need to plan for when they build on Databricks: Canadian regions, OSFI guidelines, PIPEDA and Québec Law 25.
Yes. NeuralShore is the Databricks delivery company of DLytica Inc., headquartered at 380 Wellington St, London, Ontario. Contracts, governance and invoicing are with DLytica in Canada.
Can our data stay in Canada?
Yes. Databricks runs in Canadian regions on AWS (ca-central-1) and Azure (Canada Central and Canada East). We build there and our engineers work inside your workspaces with least-privilege access.
Do you work with OSFI-regulated institutions?
Yes. Our team has data and AI delivery in production at a leading Canadian bank. We support third-party risk (B-10) and technology risk (B-13) assessments with documentation, access controls and audit trails; your risk team owns the assessment.
Which Canadian cities do you serve?
All of Canada, remotely and on site as needed, including Toronto, Ottawa, Montréal, Vancouver, Calgary, the Waterloo Region and London, Ontario.
What hours does a Canadian pod work?
Pods overlap about 2–3 hours with Eastern-time mornings every day and deliver while you are offline, with onshore leadership in Ontario during Eastern business hours.