AgriTech North is advancing commercially viable, year-round food production in rugged climates through an integrated controlled-environment agriculture (CEA) platform. Based in Northwestern Ontario, the company functions as both a grower and a Living Lab, rapidly commercializing patented technologies that materially reduce the capital and operating costs of year-round CEA facilities. Its innovations include a high-performance greenhouse envelope engineered for extreme climates that reduces heating demand by 70% when compared to single-pane glass while outperforming conventional glazing systems and a hydronic microclimate control system validated to deliver substantial energy savings of up to 71% compared to refrigerant-based approaches. These technologies enable low-carbon, cost-competitive production where traditional greenhouse models are economically unviable year-round. AgriTech North pairs its technology platform with a regional food hub to expand market access, strengthen supply chains, and support local producers. The company is led by Benjamin Feagin Jr., M.Sc., a former U.S. Department of Energy research scientist and private manufacturing firm technologist, and is focused on scaling climate-resilient infrastructure that lowers fresh food costs and enables resolution of Canadian Food Insecurity.