Hyphenated designation, Canadian extension — the form that matches printed literature.
Formal compound designations are typically written with the hyphen intact, and that is the version that ends up in abstracts, regulatory filings, and product labels. Pairing that exact form with .ca gives a Canadian entity an address that matches its own paperwork, which reduces friction every time the name is read off a document and typed into a browser.
This suits a Canadian research organization, licensee, or regulatory affairs group working under the NA-931 designation. Holding both hyphen forms in a national extension is standard practice for programs that expect their name to be transcribed by people who did not choose it — reviewers, clinicians, journalists, and procurement staff.
Well suited to
Ideal owner A Canadian licensee or regulatory affairs team operating under the designation
Lease NA-931.ca on a flexible monthly term and put a stronger brand to work immediately. You can also make an offer to acquire it outright. Transactions are handled discreetly and can be escrow-secured.
