Canadian Space Agency budget to hit record level at $834M
The Canadian Space Agency 2025–26 Departmental plan is now available and shows that planned spending will hit a record level at $834M and next year could...
Month : June 2025
MOU between ABB and HEMERIA to explore SSA solutions
Looking to take leverage years of satellite sensor development, ABB announced it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with HEMERIA, a French provider of...
Meteor tracking camera tech used to track satellites in the high Arctic
For the first time, a team at Western University in collaboration with the Defence Research and Development Canada has used a satellite-tracking camera system to...
Canadian Space Agency announces a trio of opportunities
With election behind us, the mandatory quiet period for government agencies is over and with that the Canadian Space Agency has released a trio of...
Telesat to have Lightspeed LEO Landing Station in Australia
Telesat has partnered with with Vocus of Australia to build the first Lightspeed LEO Landing Station in the country. The post Telesat to have Lightspeed...
Crossing the complexity horizon – Advice to founders
In today’s column I want to return to a topic that I am becoming more and more convinced is central to success of companies once...
RDX: What $10M means for orbital launch in Canada
On Tuesday, June 9, Québec Premier François Legault announced a $10 million investment in Reaction Dynamics (RDX) for their hybrid propulsion system, which includes Maya...
SFL Missions on team awarded moon mapping satellite study by ESA
SFL Missions Inc. is part of a team that was awarded a concept study by the European Space Agency (ESA) for a lunar mapping satellite...
How Canada’s space sector can survive the tariff wars
Despite whatever tariffs President Donald Trump may dream up, it is possible for the Canadian space sector to survive and even thrive. The post How...
MLS receives $10.5M tax credit for an additional small launcher launch pad
Maritime Launch Services (MLS) said today it would receive an additional $10.5M tax credit through the Province of Nova Scotia’s Capital Investment Tax Credit (CITC)...
