Canada's Rocket Company Pursues Medium-Lift Launch Capability

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The Canada Rocket Company is moving forward with plans to develop a medium-lift launch vehicle. This initiative represents a significant step for the Canadian domestic space industry. The effort comes amid a period of strained space relations between Canada and the United States. The development aims to provide Canada with greater independent access to space.

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