A group of students are building and preparing a small research satellite for space at the University of Saskatchewan.

The Canso Spaceport Facility, near the small community of Canso in eastern Nova Scotia, would be 20 hectares in size and is aimed at attracting firms that want to put satellites into orbit for commercial purposes.

The U.S. Department of Defense says the development of anti-satellite laser weapons by China and Russia is among the key concerns necessitating the need for a U.S. Space Force.

Donald Trump's proposed Space Force will be barred from fighting physical battles under international law, but that won't stop it from waging cyber warfare in orbit.

A University of Saskatchewan-led space design team has been chosen by the Canadian Space Agency to prepare a research satellite for launch.

After becoming the first Canadian university to build and launch a satellite into space, the University of Alberta's team is ready to do it again. 

The upcoming event's Facebook page states that the conference will be held at West Edmonton Mall on Aug. 9-10, and over 2,000 people have marked that they are "interested" in attending.

Scott Tilley, a 47-year-old electrical technologist, was sleuthing through space on Jan. 20 when he found something unusual.

A Russian weather satellite and nearly 20 micro-satellites from other nations were lost following a failed launch.

A little over a month after a cube satellite created by a University of Alberta team was launched into space, the spacecraft is set to be deployed from the International Space Station.