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Nova Scotia test flight marks latest attempt to develop Canada’s rocket launch capacity

Nova Scotia test flight marks latest attempt to develop Canada’s rocket launch capacity
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Maritime Launch Services successfully conducted a commercial rocket test flight in Nova Scotia, marking a step forward for Canada's space launch capabilities. The event was attended by NATO representatives and Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen, highlighting the project's strategic importance.

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Developing domestic launch capacity is a key goal for Canada to achieve sovereign access to space and participate in international aerospace initiatives.

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A Dutch-built rocket ascends from a launch site near Canso, N.S., Wednesday. Ivan Semeniuk/The Globe and Mail

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The article provides a factual account of the launch and its broader implications for Canadian aerospace policy.

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