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Spaceport Nova Scotia
Canada'sGateway toSpace
From the edge of the North Atlantic, orbit is within reach. Canada's path to space is open.
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Maritime Launch Services and Isar Aerospace sign contract to advance orbital launch capability from Spaceport Nova Scotia
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Spaceport Nova Scotia
Unparalleled access to orbit.
On Canada’s Atlantic coast, Spaceport Nova Scotia provides access to polar and sun-synchronous orbits from a single site. Clear trajectories, no overflight hazards, and direct access to the orbits that matter most.
Unparalleled
Inclinations
Zero
Overfly hazards
Global
Reach from day one
98°
SSO Inclination
Canso, Nova Scotia · Atlantic Coast
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The Mission
Canada is going to space. Join us.
Why orbit matters
Space for all.
Orbit powers the systems people rely on every day.
Earth Observation
Tracking sea level, carbon, biodiversity, and forest systems orbit by orbit.
Navigation
Precision GPS for aviation, shipping, logistics, and everyday devices.
Emergency Response
Storm forecasting, disaster response, and the data that keeps people safe.
Precision Agriculture
Crop monitoring and harvest forecasting for food security at scale.
Defence & Sovereignty
Space domain awareness, ISR, and sovereign orbit access for Canada and allies.
Canada's spaceport is open.
Ready for launch.
Spaceport Nova Scotia is bringing together the regulatory foundation, international partnerships, and operational expertise needed to support customer missions from payload integration to orbit.
98°
Inclination range
LEO
Primary orbit target
100%
Canadian infrastructure