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- Canada's military-satellite coverage in the Arctic could be expedited by a decade if the government partners with the private sector, as suggested in a recent House of Commons committee meeting.
- The RADARSAT Constellation satellites are aging, and their planned replacement is delayed until post-2035, risking national security.
- MDA CEO Mike Greenley advocated leveraging commercial space solutions to avoid these delays.
Canada Urged to Adopt Private Sector Solutions for Faster Arctic Satellite Surveillance
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