News of liquid water on Mars welcomed
Two Canadians who hope to take a one-way trip to the red planet say the announcement of water on Mars increases the chances of human beings surviving the harsh environment. Continue reading
Mars One
‘Mars One’ going nowhere says former Canadian astronaut Julie Payette
At the Montreal headquarters of the International Civil Aviation Organization, former Canadian astronaut Julie Payette had strong words about the one-way mission to Mars. Continue reading
Attention Mars colonists: Mars mission success rate less than 50 per cent
Those who have signed up for the one-way mission to Mars might want to consider the success rate of Mars missions. Continue reading
Two Saskatoon men cut from proposed ‘Mars One’ mission
Two Saskatoon men did not make the short-list of candidates for the proposed one-way “Mars One” mission. Continue reading
Reality Check: Is settling on Mars in the next 10 years a possibility?
The news that 100 people have made the short list for a private company’s settlement on Mars within 10 years is lighting up the Internet. But how realistic is that goal? Continue reading
6 Canadians among final 100 up for one-way trip to Mars
A half-dozen Canadians remain in the running for a controversial plan by a Dutch-based organization to establish a colony on Mars by 2025. Continue reading
N.S. man out of running to live on Mars
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
Tyler Reyno had been in the running for Mars One, a campaign to colonize the Red Planet that also came with a one-way ticket. Continue reading
Edmonton woman one step closer to one-way ticket to Mars
The Mars One shortlist has been narrowed, and Christy Foley of Edmonton is among the 54 Canadians who still have a chance of, one day, roaming the Red Planet. Continue reading
WATCH: B.C. teen becomes the youngest candidate for the Mars One project
A 19-year-old from B.C. has successfully cleared the last round of the selection process to become the youngest candidate for the Mars One project. Continue reading
21 Canadians eliminated from planned one-way trip to Mars
Mars One has cut 21 Canadians from its worldwide list as the non-profit foundation continues candidate selection for its planned one-way mission to the red planet. Continue reading
