Released last month, the Canadian Space Agency’s State of the Canadian Space Sector report arrives amid a broader discussion about the role space now plays in Canada’s economy, security, and infrastructure. The report itself is, […]
Satellite Data and AI Support Water Monitoring and Climate Resilience AI and GPU Acceleration Move Geospatial Processing Closer to Real-Time and Into Orbit China Expands Large-Scale Ocean Mapping With Strategic and Military Implications Strait of […]
Canada’s space sector entered 2025 without a new national strategy or a single defining announcement. It ends the year in a different place nonetheless. Across budgets, international commitments, Earth Observation investments, and industry assessments, space […]
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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. […]
Space is not just a frontier for exploration — it’s a multi-billion-dollar industry and a critical domain for global security, communications, and scientific research. The United States has long been a dominant player in this […]
Young drone cartographer puts record-breaking on the map Nathan Lu from the USA is featured as the youngest drone cartographer in Guinness World Records 2021. He was an 11-year old boy when he heard about […]