Canada Secures $146 Million Deal for Independent Satellite Launch Capability

Prime Minister Mark Carney's administration has unveiled a 10-year agreement valued at C$200 million ($146 million) to utilize a private space port located on Canada's east coast. Bloomberg posted on X, the deal aims to establish a satellite launch capability that operates independently from the United States and other nations. This strategic move is part of Canada's broader efforts to enhance its space infrastructure and reduce reliance on foreign entities for satellite launches.