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 →

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 →

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 did not make the short-list of candidates for the proposed one-way “Mars One” mission. Continue reading →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →