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October 10, 2026 · News · By Young Hadene

Canada Can't Launch Its Own Rockets — These Startups Want To

Key Takeaways

  • Canada relies on allies for all orbital launches.
  • NordSpace (Markham) and Canada Rocket Company aim to change that.
  • Sovereignty demand drives the market.

Canada has never launched its own rocket to orbit — every satellite rides someone else's. As the U.S. relationship chills, startups like Markham's NordSpace and the new Canada Rocket Company smell a sovereignty market.

Why now

Autonomy is the product. Governments pay premiums to launch at home; investors see a growth curve pointing straight up.

Markham to the Moon (eventually)

NordSpace crews already bend metal a TTC ride from downtown Toronto. The 6ix builds a lot — rockets would just be the tallest thing yet.

Sources: CBC News. Context from the Young Hadene newsroom.

Frequently Asked Questions

Has Canada ever launched its own rocket?

No orbital launch — always rideshare on allies' vehicles.

Who is trying?

NordSpace, Canada Rocket Company, Reaction Dynamics and peers.