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Telesat plans to begin commercial service for Lightspeed in spring 2028.
Telesat has not yet announced the release date for its fiscal 2025 results.
Telesat has acquired land in Estevan, Saskatchewan and in Papineauville, Quebec, and has leased land in Shaunavon, Saskatchewan.
Telesat announced its third-quarter results on Nov. 4.
The two Saskatchewan Telesat Lightspeed landing stations are expected to be ready around the end of 2026.
Telesat leased land in Shaunavon, Saskatchewan for a new Lightspeed landing station.
Space Intel Report published an article titled "Canada’s Carney pitches Telesat Lightspeed to the Australian government; Norway and UK are next: Can he make the sale?".
Telesat operates a teleport in Mount Jackson, Virginia.
Telesat bought land in Estevan, Saskatchewan for a new Lightspeed landing station.
Telesat bought land in Papineauville, Quebec for a new Lightspeed landing station.
Mark Carney proposed that Australia become part of Telesat’s Lightspeed.
Telesat designed the geographic spread of its three ground stations to provide resiliency, performance, and sovereignty benefits.
Telesat Lightspeed is a Low Earth Orbit satellite network.
Quebec’s Telesat Lightspeed landing station is expected to be completed in Q3.
Telesat plans its first Telesat Lightspeed satellite launch in December.
Telesat intends Lightspeed to differentiate itself from SpaceX Starlink.
Telesat plans to build four teleports in Canada and additional landing station locations in the United States, Latin America, and Asia.
Asit Tandon is Telesat’s chief network and information officer.
Viasat has a multi-year contract to integrate Telesat Lightspeed capacity into its in-flight broadband service.
Allegations in the lawsuits regarding the Telesat Lightspeed equity distribution have not been proven in court.