Canada Sovereign Space | New Space Economy

Text-heavy infographic explaining the role of independent, persistent satellite observation in monitoring Canadian territory and Arctic approaches, with sections on public safety, capabilities, Arctic challenges, investment priorities, and benefits.

CANADA NEEDS INDEPENDENT EARTH OBSERVATION AND ARCTIC SURVEILLANCE

Infographic explaining Canadian space data sovereignty, including lifecycle control, national and economic benefits, technical requirements, major risks, and proposed policy and infrastructure priorities.

CANADA NEEDS CONTROL OF ITS SPACE DATA

Infographic summarizing the role of domestic industrial capacity in Canadian space sovereignty, including nine capability areas, four supply-chain risks, a three-part prioritization model, and five government actions.

CANADA NEEDS A DOMESTIC SPACE INDUSTRIAL BASE AND SECURE SUPPLY CHAIN

Infographic comparing fragile and resilient satellite architectures in Canada, explaining disruption risks, resilience measures, benefits, and recommended government actions.

CANADA NEEDS A RESILIENT NATIONAL SATELLITE ARCHITECTURE

Infographic outlining the reasons Canada needs independent launch capability, eight core requirements, sector challenges, recommended government actions, and expected outcomes for security, resilience, innovation, and economic growth.

CANADA NEEDS SOVEREIGN ACCESS TO SPACE

Infographic describing the ground infrastructure and mission control systems needed for satellite operations, the risks of dependence on foreign services, and proposed Canadian capabilities including distributed infrastructure, secure networks, domestic data processing, and cybersecurity.

CANADA NEEDS SOVEREIGN GROUND INFRASTRUCTURE AND MISSION CONTROL

Infographic explaining how independent space domain awareness could help Canada identify objects and activities in space, protect satellites, monitor debris and collision risks, support defence and national decision-making, and build resilient operations through sensors, data, analytics, warnings, and secure facilities.

CANADA NEEDS ITS OWN SPACE DOMAIN AWARENESS CAPABILITY

Infographic outlining six Canadian space sovereignty pillars, participating sectors, enabling conditions, and goals for resilient national space capabilities.

CANADA NEEDS A NATIONAL SPACE SOVEREIGNTY STRATEGY

Infographic summarizing the importance of positioning, navigation and timing services to Canadian transportation, communications, finance, energy, public safety and defence; it lists disruption risks and layered resilience measures including terrestrial backups, atomic timing, inertial navigation, anti-jamming technology and secure timing networks.

CANADA NEEDS RESILIENT POSITIONING, NAVIGATION AND TIMING

Infographic summarizing Canada’s satellite communications needs, including public safety, defense, Arctic and remote connectivity, technical requirements, risks, and recommended investments.

CANADA NEEDS SOVEREIGN SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS