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Spaceport Nova Scotia

Spaceport Nova Scotia is Canada’s first commercial orbital launch facility, designed as a multi-user, dual-use launch complex supporting commercial, civil and defence space missions. Long-term anchor customer agreements secured with: Canada’s Department of National Defence; Germany’s Isar Aerospace; Construction of Isar Aerospace’s dedicated North American launch complex commencing in 2026

Province or territory: Nova Scotia · Source-described stage: Under construction and operational for suborbital missions; Three licensed suborbital and hypersonic test missions completed · Source location: Nova Scotia — regional placement

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Spaceport Nova Scotia is Canada’s first commercial orbital launch facility, designed as a multi-user, dual-use launch complex supporting commercial, civil and defence space missions. Long-term anchor customer agreements secured with: Canada’s Department of National Defence; Germany’s Isar Aerospace; Construction of Isar Aerospace’s dedicated North American launch complex commencing in 2026 Source-described stage: Under construction and operational for suborbital missions; Three licensed suborbital and hypersonic test missions completed. Location: Nova Scotia — regional placement.

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