MARKHAM, ONTARIO, CANADA, January 6, 2025 -- At 4:25 PM EST on Monday January 6th, 2025, NordSpace successfully tested its fully integrated sub-orbital rocket, Taiga, marking a significant step forward in preparation for Canada’s first commercial space launch. NordSpace is a leading Canadian space technology company founded in 2022, building and launching orbital launch vehicles in Canada. Taiga is the only known commercial liquid rocket being developed in Canada, and is expected to launch later this year, setting the foundation for the company’s orbital rocket, Tundra. NordSpace is currently in the advanced phases of completing the flight-ready version of Taiga.
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OTTAWA, ONTARIO, CANADA, December 5, 2024 -- Ontario-based NordSpace Corp. announced the inaugural Canadian Space Launch Conference (CSLC), to take place on April 29th, 2025 at the Canada Aviation & Space Museum in Ottawa, Ontario. The inaugural Canadian Space Launch Conference is the first public forum dedicated to key stakeholders spanning industry, government, academia, not-for-profits, and beyond to plan Canada’s future as a launching nation capable of sovereign access to space. The Canadian Space Launch Conference will be an opportunity to identify and address both barriers and opportunities towards making sovereign launch a reality in Canada, and gain updates from key stakeholders about progress on technology, policy, regulations, infrastructure, and more.
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MARKHAM, ONTARIO, CANADA, July 31, 2024 -- Ontario-based NordSpace Corp. announced that it will be investing $5M towards the development of the first phase of Spaceport Canada, a mission critical component of the company’s end-to-end space launch service. Spaceport Canada, owned and operated by NordSpace Corp., will be a commercial spaceport designed for the company’s orbital launch vehicle, Tundra, as well as partner launch vehicles under the upcoming Technology Safeguards Agreement (TSA) between the United States and Canada. In addition to substantial benefits for Canada’s national security, environmental protection efforts, and global leadership, such a capability would result in an estimated 650 new highly qualified personnel (HQPs) over the next decade alone and $2.5B in economic development.
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MARKHAM, ONTARIO, CANADA, February 13, 2024 -- At 2:25 PM EST on Thursday February 8th, 2024, NordSpace successfully tested its flight ready, regeneratively cooled, rocket engine (Hadfield-10). The Hadfield series of engines are the only commercial orbital-class liquid rocket engines being actively developed in Canada, designed to propel NordSpace's launch vehicle, Tundra, to carry up to 500 kg to Low Earth Orbit (LEO). The in-house additively manufactured Hadfield series of engines are uniquely designed to support multiple fuels alongside cryogenic oxidizers and in particular, environmentally friendly carbon neutral e-fuels.
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