Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk launches on long-term mission to International Space Station
Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk has launched on a long-term mission to the International Space Station. Canadian officials were present to observe the launch and discuss future space exploration initiatives.
Why it matters
This mission represents a significant milestone for the Canadian Space Agency's ongoing collaboration with NASA in international space exploration.
Canadian Minister of Industry Mélanie Joly, whose portfolio includes the CSA, was on site not only to watch the rocket punch through the…
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