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The Weekly Close: MDA gains, index slips
MDA Space unveiled a three-tier software portfolio Wednesday that lets customers search its Earth observation archive and schedule new imagery, install a regional ground station for direct downlink and local processing, and, at the top tier, buy finished intelligence products such as vessel detection and ground-deformation monitoring. The shares rose 4.8 per cent to $42.05,…
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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…
Qubic lands CA$1.5M federal contract to de-risk quantum sensor supply chains
he Canadian government is moving to de-risk domestic quantum hardware supply chains by procuring $1.5 million in cryogenic amplifier technology from Qubic. The agreement is facilitated…
Farcast clears Telesat Lightspeed antenna milestone
Farcast’s antenna technology held a live link to a Telesat test satellite in orbit, the companies said last Wednesday, clearing a milestone in a four-year-old partnership…
Canadian Space Agency wants industry input for future lunar resource operations
The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) is looking to map domestic capabilities in resource extraction and regolith management to guide any future “major” infrastructure contributions on the Moon’s surface.…
NorthStar leads new ESA project on re-entry prediction
NorthStar Earth & Space’s Luxembourg office said Monday it will lead a second research team funded by the European Space Agency (ESA), this one working out where and…
Xona gets FCC approval to build jamming-resistant PNT constellation
Xona Space Systems is having a busy month. The positional satellite company, based in Burlingame, Calif., was the subject of two big announcements in early August: one announcing…
NRC seeks quantum light prototype to secure multi-domain communications
The National Research Council is seeking proposals from the Canadian photonics sector to develop an infrared quantum light source capable of securing free-space communications for multi-domain defence operations.
Quantum defence hub lands in Calgary with $20.3M
The University of Calgary will lead Canada’s first quantum defence hub under a $20.3-million federal award, the Department of National Defence (DND) announced earlier this month. The money…
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