There is peace in space. But will earthly conflicts end it?U.S.-Russia relations continue to deteriorate. And the International Space Station’s survival is at stake.
Patch work: Badges of honour for Canada’s space explorersEvery astronaut gets a special expedition patch when they go to space. Here’s a look at our astronauts’ patches
Question and Astronaut: Marc GarneauMarc Garneau on seeing Earth from above, part of our series in conversation with Canadian astronauts
India: The space underdogsIndia, an unlikely space giant, has already pulled off a ‘near impossible’ mission on a shoestring budget. What’s next?
What’s the scariest part about being in space?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
A newfound link between brain injuries and ADHDToronto researchers have found a ’significant association’ between brain injuries and ADHD—and could affect even those with mild concussions
Question and Astronaut: Robert ThirskRobert Thirsk on his fears and why space is a moneymaker, part of our series in conversation with the Canadians who were once in space, or soon will be
Is this the spacesuit of the future?If we’re going to send humans to Mars, we’re going to need a new spacesuit. And that requires decades of inventing and testing—plus danger and hope.
A history of the spacesuitAn inside look at eight innovative space suits developed by NASA in the 1960s
Missing on the campaign trail: Talk of health carePharmacare, a seniors strategy, home care: All relegated to passing references. Evan Solomon on the missing heart of the election campaign