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Island Innovation

Arctic Circle to tangled tropical mangroves - but also technological constraints hinder the development of compact, unobtrusive monitoring devices. That is, until marine biologist Jeff Goodyear, president of Victoria's H.A.B.I.T. Research, put his mind to it. In New York City, the frantic days that followed 9/11 meant increased traffic across New York Harbour.

Carmanah Announces Second Quarter Profitability and Record Revenue

Vancouver, BC, Canada - (October 21, 2004) - Carmanah Technologies Corporation (TSX VE: CMH; Berlin and Frankfurt Stock Exchanges: QCX), is pleased to announce its second quarter results for the three months ended June 30, 2002. Highlights for the quarter are as follows: Revenue up 86% over Q2 2001 to $1,513,733 Profit of $31,140 Revenue growth (86%) outpaced expenditures (44%) Unit sales were up 72% to 10,783 for the first half of 2002 Gross profit reaches a record 58% as direct sales increase Investments into developing new markets continues SUMMARY OF RESULTS FOR 2002 3 Months Ended June 30 Carmanah recorded a record $1,513,733 in revenues.

Light at the End of the Tunnel

With the recent heavy declines in the stock market, Francis Roche, president of Roche Securities Ltd. in Edmonton, is selectively bargain hunting, but is also advocating caution, as he warns that there could be further evidence of a less-than-robust U.S. recovery as well as disappointing corporate earnings results. Still, there are opportunities for those willing to do their homework.

New Technology Lights Up Newfoundland and Labrador Coastline

With the help of a small Canadian technology company, the Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) has installed the first fully lit marine navigation system in the world. Carmanah Technologies Inc. of Victoria, B.C., has invented a small, powerful, lightweight, and most importantly inexpensive solar-powered marine light that completes the CCG's quest to build a low-cost lighted navigation buoy that runs for five years with no maintenance.

CCG Introduces Solar-powered LED Aids to Navigation

With the help of a small Canadian technology company the Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) has installed the first fully lit marine navigation system in the world. Carmanah Technologies Inc. (Victoria, British Columbia, Canada) has invented a small, powerful, lightweight and inexpensive solar-powered marine light that completes the CCG's quest to build a low-cost lighted navigation buoy that runs for five years with no maintenance.

Streaming Audio Interview with CEO, Art Aylesworth

Pat Beechinor, host of MarketRadio.FM, interviews Carmanah's CEO Art Aylesworth

Union Pacific Railroad to Use Solar-Powered LED Lights

Carmanah Technologies Corporation announced on July 22nd that it has received an order from Union Pacific Railroad for 350 of its blue-signal rail yard lanterns. Carmanah's lights combine energy-saving light-emitting diode (LED) lights with rechargeable batteries and small solar cells.

Carmanah to Supply Lights to Kandla, India

Carmanah Technologies Corp., British Columbia, Canada, purchase order (terms not provided) to suppy 22 of its Model 701 solar powered LCD (sic) marine lights to the port of Kandla, India. Kandla is one of India's largest ports connecting over one million kilometers of northwestern India.

Lighting Products Designed for Aggregate and Gravel Industry

IronTracks Carmanah Technologies Inc., offers a specialized line of lighting products for the aggregate and gravel industry. The 201, 501, and 601 models are sealed, self-contained hazard marking lights. The lights can be installed in minutes, according to the manufacturer.

Solar-Powered Lights

BUSINESS: Carmanah Technologies Corp. has been chosen to supply $93,000 in solar-powered lights to Union Pacific Railway. The 350 lights will be used to improve safety at the railway's North Platt, Nebraska facility, the largest rail yard in North America.. . . . . . . . . .