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Ottawa opens Canadian space act consultation, unveils PNT plan
Industry Minister Mélanie Joly opened consultations at SpaceBound last week on a Canadian space act that would put in-space activity, and the ground segment that controls it, under one authorization. The government also released Canada’s first positioning, navigation and timing resilience framework.
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Government puts $15 million into Xona’s Montreal satellite navigation centre
GATINEAU, QUE. – Canada will spend $15 million for Xona to open a new hub in Montreal to develop a sovereign satellite system focused on positioning,…
C-COM Q-band antenna tracks stratospheric cell platforms
Ottawa antenna maker C-COM Satellite Systems announced Oct. 14 it has developed a vehicle-mounted Q-band antenna that tracks communications platforms flying about 20 kilometres up, extending…
CSA Space Technology Development Program AO 10 awards $11M to 15 companies
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) on Wednesday announced that 15 companies will share $11 million under its Space Technology Development Program (STDP) AO 10.
A new report reviews UK In-Situ Resource Utilization technology capability
Frazer-Nash Consultancy has published a review of In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) technology capabilities in the United Kingdom (UK) for the UK Space Agency.
Mission Control to supply Rashid Rover 2 communications on the Moon
Mission Control Space Services said Wednesday it will supply the wireless communications link for the United Arab Emirates’ Rashid Rover 2, a rover bound for the far side…
SpaceX’s Starship Flight 14 reaches orbit, delivers Starlink satellites
SpaceX flew a Starship into orbit for the first time Monday, but not before one of Ship 41’s engines quit, forcing a 20-minute hold while controllers decided whether…
Carleton University wins Canadian International Rover Challenge in Alberta
Carleton University’s Planetary Rover Team won the 2026 Canadian International Rover Challenge in Alberta. The team scored 100 points more than any of the competitors at the event…
Canadensys partners with Growcer on dual-use Arctic agriculture project
Canadensys Aerospace Corp. is supporting Growcer Inc., a modular food infrastructure company, on a study to design a deployable Controlled Environment Agriculture unit for Canada’s high Arctic.
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