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Following a monumental test flight on Oct. 13, when Starship’s Super Heavy Booster was caught by the launch tower from which it departed, SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk returned to the Boca Chica, Texas, rocket development site for Starship’s sixth test flight — this time joined by president-elect Donald Trump.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX company made space-exploration history on Sunday, returning the “super heavy booster” on its Starship vessel to Earth following the rocket launch. The booster returned to launch pad after it separated from the Starship, where it was guide to a safe landing by robotic arms.

NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams will have to wait even longer before returning to Earth after the agency announced a delay Wednesday in the launch of the SpaceX Dragon capsule, which is tasked with shuttling them back from the ISS.

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The Quebec Premier is not ruling out using the notwithstanding clause again. This time, it would be used to expand the province’s secularism law to other public spaces. The premier made the comment on the last day before the National Assembly breaks for the holidays. Global’s Franca Mignacca reports.

A new report from Statistics Canada suggests Canadians with disabilities face barriers to accessibility in public spaces.  It’s based on a 2022 survey that shows among the 8 million Canadians with disabilities, age 15 and up, roughly 4.5 million (56 per cent) experienced one or more obstacles in public spaces at some point during the...

Researchers from the University of Oxford have sent human cells into orbit on the International Space Station (ISS) to help unravel the mystery of faster aging in space.

There could be some hope for the Kelowna performing arts community, which is dealing with increasing demand for more venue space. As Sydney Morton reports, a task force is now looking into filling that gap.

The Manitoba government says it’s funding a new 24/7 space in Brandon for Indigenous women, Two-Spirit and gender-diverse people, to the tune of $500,000.

When children need to be hospitalized, families want to be close by. Charities like Ronald McDonald House exist to help make that happen, but there often aren’t enough rooms to meet the growing demand. Katherine Ward take us on the road with one of many families forced to drive long distances.

The West Island Regional Health Centre is bringing a touch of space to a local CLSC. Officials have opened its first Telehealth Station, with help from the Canadian Space Agency. Amanda Jelowicki reports.

The snow, wind and cold temperatures are here and those with a roof over their head are turning up the heat. But for those without a home, it is a dangerous time.

The snow, wind and cold temperatures are here and those with a roof over their head are turning up the heat. But for those without a home, it is a dangerous time.

Victoria is pushing back against neighbouring communities for sending unhoused people to the city in taxis. The municipalities defend the move as the best way to get people into open shelter spaces, but as Kylie Stanton reports, Victoria’s mayor wants them to do better.

A group of musicians gathered in Moncton, N.B., for an inclusive jam session on Sunday. The effect went much farther than fun songs — one attendee called the non-judgemental space “a miracle.” Anna Mandin reports.

A Fredericton LGBTQ2 non-profit organization is raising concerns over the lack of affordable rental spaces in the area. With the current building up for sale, they’re struggling to find a new location amid rising rents. Silas Brown reports.

The crew of SpaceX’s Polaris Dawn mission made history on Thursday, as they embarked on the world’s first-ever private spacewalk. Billionaire Jared Isaacman, 41, exited the Crew Dragon capsule first. He was followed by SpaceX engineer Sarah Gillis.

Space is usually the exclusive terrain of professionals, but SpaceX’s Polaris Dawn crew has broken barriers by completing the first private spacewalk. Jackson Proskow explains the beauty, the meaning, and the danger of this historic mission.

As Saskatchewan’s population continues to grow, more and more kids are entering schools. Can school divisions keep up?

As Fredericton develops its South Core plan, its senior planner says many young adults are asking for more third spaces — places that aren’t work or home. Anna Mandin reports on why one University of New Brunswick (UNB) assistant professor says those spaces matter.