Canadian Space Agency astronaut David Saint-Jacques will talk to over 1000 elementary and high school students across Canada about his upcoming space mission.
Better space technologies are built on new, innovative ideas from talented Canadians. The Government of Canada is proud to invest in these revolutionary new concepts to turn them into products that will help improve our daily lives.
On Friday, May 25, Jeremy Hansen, Canadian Space Agency astronaut, will participate in C2 Montréal. He will give an inspiring speech on space exploration and his experience as an astronaut.
The Honourable Navdeep Bains, Minister of Innovation, Science and Economic Development, will join Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut Jeremy Hansen to announce a new investment in innovative space technologies to create middle-class jobs for Canadians.
On May 24, Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut Jeremy Hansen will speak about his career and space exploration to nearly 560 students from Nova Scotia.
On Wednesday, May 23, Canadian Space Agency astronaut Jeremy Hansen will be meeting with a group of seventh and eighth graders at a Kahnawake school to talk about his career and space exploration and to answer their questions.
From May 7 to 9, Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut Jeremy Hansen will speak about his career and space exploration with Indigenous students in Northern Ontario communities.
Young Canadians are the innovators who will take the Canadian Space Program into the future. What better way to learn about space engineering than to design, build, launch and operate your own satellite?
On Friday, May 4, Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut Jenni Sidey will give a presentation and answer questions from young Canadians from Grades 9 to 12. She will share her journey as an engineer who became an astronaut.
On Saturday, May 5, Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut Jenni Sidey will be a guest speaker at the One Woman – Fearless Women's Summit in Winnipeg. From Cambridge University lecturer to CSA astronaut, she will share her journey as a female engineer to about 200 women attending the Summit.