NASA cuts space station mission short over medical issue
NASA has cut an International Space Station mission short following an undisclosed medical issue with an astronaut. The mission was adjusted for crew safety.
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Under-$20 Gadget Makes Air Fryers Obsolete
Discover the Gotham Steel copper crisper tray, a $20 kitchen tool reviewers say delivers air fryer results without the bulky appliance. Save space and get perfectly crispy food.
MDA Space Wins U.S. Missile Defence Contract
Brampton's MDA Space secures a pivotal contract with the U.S. Missile Defense Agency for the SHIELD program, boosting its stock and positioning for future defence work. Read the full analysis.
MDA Space Signs Deal with U.S. Missile Defense Agency
Canadian space tech leader MDA Space secures a pivotal contract with the U.S. Missile Defense Agency for its SHIELD program, marking a major advancement in North American defense collaboration.
Ottawa General Hospital Uses Overflow Space for Flu Season
The Ottawa Hospital's General Campus has opened overflow areas to handle a surge in flu patients, with regional cases exceeding 1,000. Health officials urge vaccination.
31 Genius Home Storage Solutions for Organization
Discover 31 innovative home storage products, from drawer organizers to under-cabinet jars, that can transform your cluttered spaces. These top-rated finds help maximize space in small Canadian homes.
Amazon Canada Deal: Smart Space Heater 25% Off
Get a powerful, compact smart space heater for 25% off on Amazon Canada. This Alexa-compatible model heats quickly, has safety features, and is now $49.49.
Windsor event safety costs rise, creating budget tension
A Windsor city report reveals growing tension between enhanced event safety planning and escalating operational costs. Officials seek balance for 2026.
Starlink Plans Lower Satellite Orbits for Safety in 2026
SpaceX's Starlink announces a strategic move to lower its satellite constellation's orbit in 2026 to improve space safety and reduce collision risks. Learn about the implications for global connectivity.
Starlink to lower satellite orbits for safety in 2026
SpaceX announces plans to lower the operational altitude of its Starlink satellites in 2026 to reduce collision risks and space debris. Learn about the implications for global internet and orbital safety.
Russia Plans Nuclear Reactor on Moon in a Decade
Russia announces plans to deploy a nuclear power plant on the moon within the next decade to support its lunar base and a joint station with China. Learn about the new space race.
Russia's Alleged Anti-Satellite Weapon Targets Starlink
Intelligence reports suggest Russia is developing a 'zone-effect' weapon to disable Starlink satellites with shrapnel clouds, risking catastrophic space debris. Canadian military officials weigh in on the threat.
Russia Developing Weapon to Target Elon Musk's Starlink: Report
NATO intelligence services warn Russia is developing a new anti-satellite weapon aimed at Elon Musk's Starlink constellation, seeking to counter Western space advantage that aids Ukraine. Learn the details and potential consequences.
Japan's H3 Rocket Fails to Launch Satellite
Japan's flagship H3 rocket failed to deploy a crucial geolocation satellite into orbit on December 22, 2025, marking a significant setback for the nation's space ambitions.
Political, Space, and Media News Roundup: Key Developments
Sen. Rand Paul rejects JD Vance for 2028, a wheelchair user makes history with Blue Origin, and CBS News pulls a '60 Minutes' segment on a Salvadoran prison. Get the latest details.
First T-Rex Christmas Party at Regina's Royal Museum
Dozens of families experienced a prehistoric holiday celebration at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum's unique T-Rex Christmas party. Discover the festive fun in Regina.
First Wheelchair User Reaches Space on Blue Origin Flight
Michaela Benthaus, a German ESA engineer, made history as the first wheelchair user to reach space on a Blue Origin suborbital flight. Read about this milestone for inclusivity.
First wheelchair user reaches space with Blue Origin
Michaela Benthaus, a paraplegic engineer, made history as the first wheelchair user to travel to space aboard a Blue Origin flight. A monumental step for accessibility.
Rocket Lab Awarded $816M U.S. Space Force Satellite Contract
Rocket Lab secures a landmark $816 million prime contract to build 18 missile-defense satellites for the U.S. Space Force, marking its largest deal and a major shift in defense contracting. Discover how this impacts national security space.
Trump shifts NASA priority from Mars to Moon mission
The Trump administration has redirected NASA's focus from Mars to a renewed Moon mission. Experts suggest this could impact international space collaboration and push climate scientists north.
Sudbury holds second menorah lighting at city hall
The City of Sudbury held its second annual public menorah lighting at Tom Davies Square, a gesture of community solidarity following a recent tragedy in Australia. Read about the event's significance.
Saskatoon residents oppose moving Wildwood Golf Course
Saskatoon city council's motion to study moving Wildwood Golf Course for development faces fierce public backlash. Residents defend the cherished green space.
Abandoned Bristol Debenhams Transformed into Skate Park
An empty Debenhams in Bristol is now Shredenhams, a vibrant skate park and creative hub. This 'meanwhile use' project recycles the old store, proving high streets can adapt. Discover this urban revival story.
Jared Isaacman confirmed as NASA chief after tug-of-war
Billionaire entrepreneur Jared Isaacman is officially NASA's new chief, ending a lengthy confirmation battle. Discover the details and implications for space policy.
ABB to build lunar soil analyzer for Canadian Moon rover
ABB wins CSA contract to adapt its FTIR spectrometer for analyzing lunar soil chemistry from Canada's upcoming Moon rover, supporting future human presence.
Timmins picks remote site for homeless encampment, draws criticism
The City of Timmins faces fierce criticism for selecting a former sawmill site as a permanent remote homeless encampment. Residents voice safety concerns as officials defend the controversial decision.
Deux-Montagnes seniors' home without heat for a full year
Residents of a Deux-Montagnes seniors' residence have relied on space heaters for nearly a year after their geothermal heating system failed. Discover the ongoing struggle.
Windsor Opens New City Hall Square Skating Rink
Hundreds celebrated the grand opening of Windsor's new outdoor ice rink at City Hall Square, a multimillion-dollar community hub for winter skating and summer gatherings. Discover the details.
Essex Flex Space Construction Underway on South Talbot Road
Construction has begun on the multi-million-dollar Essex Flex Space commercial development in Essex, Ontario. The project promises new economic opportunities for the region.
LandSpace Reusable Rocket Test Fails to Complete
Chinese private aerospace firm LandSpace did not complete a key test of its reusable rocket technology. The mission, aimed at advancing China's space ambitions, encountered issues during the December 3rd flight.
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