Canada and US Finalize Negotiations for Space Launch Technology Agreement

The agreement will enable Canada to use US technology for commercial space launches, positioning it as a global leader.

The agreement grants Canada access to advanced US space launch technology, expertise, and data.
Both countries will now conduct final reviews and seek domestic authorizations before signing the agreement.
Canada aims to enhance its commercial space launch industry, benefiting its economy, job market, and research innovation.
Maritime Launch Services plans to host the first orbital launch from Spaceport Nova Scotia in 2026.
The US leads in private sector space launches, with significant investment and expertise to share with Canada.