Canada's
Commercial
Spaceport
From Equatorial to Polar Orbits, Multiple Launch Pads, History in the Making

Making Canadian History

Owned and operated by NordSpace, Spaceport Canada is aiming to be the first operational Canadian spaceport, and make Canadian history as the nation’s gateway to space. The spaceport is being designed and built for NordSpace’s workhorse orbital launch vehicle, Tundra, for year-round launches.

Wide Range of Launch Inclinations

Spaceport Canada’s unique location will provide the widest range of inclinations among all spaceports in North America, ranging from approximately 45° to 95°. This allows for easy and efficient access to all orbits from equatorial to polar.

Multiple Pads for Multiple Vehicles

Spaceport Canada will feature two launch pads, Pad A and Pad B, to support not just NordSpace's own vehicle but partner launch vehicles and companies. Access one of the most ideal launch locations in the world and leverage NordSpace's launch infrastructure.

Technology Safeguards Agreement

The upcoming TSA, a bilateral treaty-level agreement would allow U.S. organizations to conduct space launch activities in Canada with local service providers such as NordSpace. Pad B is being designed to be compatible with the TSA and U.S. launch companies.