Canada Takes Next Step Toward Moon Mobility The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) has officially opened the next chapter in its lunar exploration ambitions by issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP)
Canada’s Next Eye on the Moon A Canadian-built instrument is set to help unlock the Moon’s secrets with a dual-camera system designed for lunar exploration. Western University, led by electrical
Canadians Gear Up to Track Artemis 2’s Historic Lunar Flyby As NASA’s Artemis 2 mission edges closer to its scheduled launch no earlier than February 6, 2026, Canadian eyes—and antennas—are
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Artemis II Crew Enters Quarantine as Wet Dress Rehearsal Looms With the Artemis II launch window set for February 6, 2026, NASA’s crew—including Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen—has officially
Artemis II Takes Its First Steps Toward the Moon On 17 January 2026, NASA’s Artemis II Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft completed a 6.5-kilometre journey from the
SpaceX Launches 25 Starlink Satellites into Polar Orbit Early this morning, SpaceX successfully launched another batch of Starlink satellites from the West Coast, continuing its rapid deployment of the global
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Canadian Manufacturer SCCI Fills Critical Space Hardware Gap Canada’s space manufacturing sector has a new player stepping confidently into the void left by a major exit. Space Credibility Canada Inc.
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Canadian Startup NordSpace Secures $335K to Advance Rocket Engine Manufacturing Markham-based aerospace firm NordSpace has received up to $335,000 in funding and advisory support from the National Research Council of
Rocket Lab’s Neutron Faces Testing Delay Rocket Lab has hit a snag in the development of its next-generation Neutron rocket. During qualification testing, a tank built for the vehicle was
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