Halifax Examiner
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Jun 8, 2026
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How Canada’s purchase of submarines is getting people worked up about a pretend ‘spaceport’ in Nova Scotia
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Article Excerpt
Maritime Launch Services (MLS) says it’s going to launch something from its Canso non-spaceport in coming days — a “suborbital” flight can be anything from a baking soda rocket to a cruise missile — but Transport Canada has issued two Notices to Airmen (NOTAM) limiting air flight in around Canso from June 8-14. MLS doesn’t have anything much in terms of a facility (see its laughable ‘launchpad’ in the photo above), a product, or a customer. But now it has a… something. What happened? To put it bluntly, there’s been an alignment of interests among global industries looking to profit from Canadi…
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