The Canadian Space Program
Explore the rich history and achievements of the Canadian Space Program, from pioneering robotics in space to advancing Earth observation.
Canadian Space Programs
Canada’s space program, led by the Canadian Space Agency (CSA), focuses on robotics, Earth observation, and international collaboration. Canada is best known for its development of the Canadarm series, robotic arms used on the Space Shuttle, and the International Space Station (ISS), which are critical for satellite deployment, maintenance, and assembly tasks. This expertise continues with the development of Canadarm3 for NASA’s upcoming Lunar Gateway project.
All Canadian Programs
Canada also plays a significant role in Earth observation with satellites like Radarsat, used for monitoring climate change, agriculture, and disaster management. The CSA contributes to space science and exploration through partnerships with NASA, ESA, and others, providing instruments and expertise for missions such as the James Webb Space Telescope. With a focus on innovation and collaboration, Canada remains a key player in advancing space technology and exploration.
The RADARSAT Constellation Mission
Explore the RADARSAT Constellation Mission, Canada’s advanced satellite constellation providing high-resolution radar imagery.
The Artemis Program
Explore the Artemis program, returning humans to the Moon and paving the way for future crewed missions to Mars.
The Lunar Gateway Program
The Lunar Gateway Program is an international collaborative effort led by NASA to establish a space station in lunar orbit.
The ISS Program
Explore the International Space Station, a symbol of international cooperation in space exploration, conducting groundbreaking research.