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Canadensys is competing for a C$1.2 billion lunar utility rover contract from the Canadian Space Agency, planned for launch in about 2033.
Artemis II is expected to involve three NASA astronauts and one Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut, with the launch anticipated between February and April 2026.
MDA Space has a backlog of $4.6 billion, including customers such as the Canadian Space Agency and the Department of National Defence.
William 'Mac' Evans served a total of seven years as President of the Canadian Space Agency.
It is rare for a President of the Canadian Space Agency to serve longer than a one-year term, and Lisa Campbell becomes only the third to complete a full five-year term.
There was no job notice for the position of President of the Canadian Space Agency, indicating that Lisa Campbell was likely to be reappointed.
Lisa Campbell has been reappointed as President of the Canadian Space Agency for a one-year term effective September 14, 2025.
Sylvain Laporte served five years and six months as President of the Canadian Space Agency.
The lander will also deliver two rovers: a CubeRover called Moonranger from Astrobotic and Canada’s first lunar rover through the Canadian Space Agency (CSA).
The Canadian Space Agency is reviewing the proposed budget cuts and their implications for Canada's space program.
CSA Engineering won the 2002 National Prime Contractor of the Year Award.
CSA Engineering was awarded a Phase I SBIR contract worth $78,000 to design a multi-port secondary payload adapter.
CSA Engineering successfully supported Phillips Lab programs and SMC/STP missions during the 1990s.
Conor Johnson founded CSA Engineering with the vision of employee ownership.
CSA Engineering gave back profits as bonuses to its employees each year.
CSA Engineering, AFRL's Space Vehicles Directorate, SMC, and the Aerospace Corporation collaborated to design a ring-shaped adapter.
The Canadian Space Agency joined the Disasters Charter project, leading to its official creation in September 2000.
The Canadian Space Agency announced a competition to name Canada’s first-ever rover mission to the Moon.
The Canadian Space Agency has funded the construction of various prototype planetary rovers over the past two decades.
The Canadian Space Agency has created a shortlist of four potential names for Canada’s first rover mission to the Moon.