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From satellite repair to cameras that work on Mars, Canadian companies have their eyes on the heavens

From 2015: We know we can get there. Next step: live there. And after that? The cosmic equivalent of Everest base camp. How we plan on colonizing the Moon

Jeremy Hansen on parenting from space and why Mars is a ’crappy planet’, part of our series in conversation with Canadian astronauts

Steven MacLean on the violence of the universe, part of our series in conversation with Canadian astronauts

Bjarni Tryggvason on global warming, part of our series in conversation with Canadian astronauts

Roberta Bondar’s ’naked’ truth, part of our series in conversation with Canadian astronauts

U.S.-Russia relations continue to deteriorate. And the International Space Station’s survival is at stake.

Julie Payette on being a female astronaut and a ’space construction worker’, part of our series in conversation with Canadians who were once in space

Space travel has let us see the entire world with unprecedented clarity, writes Col. Chris Hadfield. Now we just need to pick our next destination.

The challenge is now to go faster, higher and cheaper than ever before. Here are the three visionaries leading the way.