Canada speaks often and proudly about its role in space. The country invests in cutting edge Earth observation missions and supports astronauts who take part in international exploration efforts. Yet behind this national ambition sits […]
The Canadian Space Agency has opened a new call for expressions of interest for a project known as the Quantum Communications and Networking Demonstrator. The call is part of a growing effort to prepare for […]
NASA’s SWOT Satellite Reveals the Most Detailed Maps of Earth’s Seafloor Yet Pakistan Enters a New Space Era with the Launch of Its First Hyperspectral Satellite Human Judgment Remains Central in the Era of Geospatial […]
This interview is part of our GoGeomatics series on Canada’s infrastructure moment and its impact on the geospatial/Earth Observation industry. From its first satellite launch in 2016 to its recent acceptance into the International Charter […]
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Montreal-headquartered GHGSat, the global leader in emissions monitoring technology, has become the first Canadian company to join the International Charter: Space and Major Disasters as a data contributor, providing its data as part of a […]
Space is no longer just about exploration — it’s about security, resilience, and economic sovereignty. In a powerful keynote at GeoIgnite 2025, Brian Gallant, CEO of Space Canada and former Premier of New Brunswick, made […]
Canada was one of the world’s earliest spacefaring nations, but it now faces a crucial choice: modernize how it engages with private space companies or risk falling behind in the rapidly evolving global space economy. […]