Canada is a technology leader when it comes to Synthetic Aperture Radar and has decades of experience through the RADARSAT programs.

Since the government directed some federal workers this past Monday to telework, updated or new content on the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) channels, be it their website or social media, has dropped precipitously.

Last week Export Development Canada (EDC) held a webinar on managing the impact on global supply chains during the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic.

The Department of National Defence today announced that for the first time ever a senior General Office will be sent to work at the United States Air Force Space Command (USAFSPC) in Colorado Springs.

The Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics held its annual Inspiring Future Women in Science conference on March 9 which included a panel discussion.

Last fall SpaceQ asked Canadian Space Agency (CSA) President Sylvain Laporte if he was going to stay for a second term beyond his mandate which expires this month. We now have an answer.

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Rockets and satellites get a lot of attention unlike the startup company discussed in today’s podcast. But companies like Space Simulation Services of Ottawa Corporation fill an important need.

Hours after we published our first story on the Coronavirus COVID-19 and its impact on the space sector which included the mention of the possible postponement of the Women in Space Conference, organizers issued a letter postponing the conference until this summer or fall.

The Satellite 2020 conference has been a busy one for Kymeta who have made a slew of announcements including today’s agreement with Kepler Communications.