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EarthDaily Analytics is in an interesting position: they’re a self-described software company that’s aiming to launch a constellation of satellites early next year. While the company has had several key successes of late, including a Canadian Space Agency contract under the Space Technology Development Program for data analytics tools focused on cleaning up signals from Synthetic Aperture Radar satellites, their big focus next year is …

GHGSat methane emissions data has passed its evaluation period and has been approved for use through NASA’s Commercial Small Satellite Data Acquisition Program.

NordSpace plans to spend $5 million for Spaceport Canada’s first stage of development or Phase A, to provide a platform for the company’s Tundra orbital launch vehicle and partner vehicles in the future, the company announced today.

WestJet and Telus have announced a new partnership that will bring SpaceX’s Starlink satellite internet to passengers by the end of the year with the service being free to WestJet Rewards members.

It’s been a busy start to July for Montreal-based NorthStar Earth & Space who announced today new financing as well as formalizing their acting Chief Financial Officer, and last week said it demonstrated their Concept of Operations (CONOPS).

Spire Global announced this week that it was the recipient of a $1.41 million contract from the Government of Canada for automatic identification system (AIS) ship tracking data.

The Government of Canada today awarded MDA Space a $999.8M contract for Phase C, the final design, and Phase D for construction, system assembly, integration and testing of the Canadarm3 robotics system.

Wyvern announced today that they will build on their previous partnership with Loft Orbital adding more capacity which will provide more data for their customers including other use cases.

Maritimes Launch Services (MLS) said that it will receive additional tax credits under the Capital Investment Tax Credit (CITC) Program offered by the Province of Nova Scotia.

Edmonton's Space Engine Systems (SES) has achieved a milestone in their quest to become a player in hypersonic propulsion. The company was named as one of ninety potential vendors for the UK’s Hypersonic Technologies and Capability Development Framework, a £1 billion (CAD $1.74 billion) program intended to develop the United Kingdom’s hypersonic missile capabilities. This page is for subscribers only. Already a subscriber? Log in. …