We are entering a new era of space exploration, development, and adventure. Our generation's Apollo program is truly here — and it is truly massive. NASA is back in the game, the commercial aerospace sector is booming, there are new developments happening every day, and new discoveries just coming over the horizon. And frankly, it's a lot to keep track of!
The Canadian Space was built to do exactly that. We aggregate stories from across the aerospace sector into focused, bite-sized pieces so you don't have to sift through hundreds of feeds yourself. Our readers can expect daily highlights, weekly drill-downs, and monthly reports — all through a Canadian lens.
7 workflows
Automated publishers
4 LLMs
Qwen, Claude Haiku, GPT-5-mini, Grok
24/7
Publishing cadence
100% open
Open methodology
What you'll find here¶
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What is TCS?
What we publish, who it's for, and the editorial standards we hold ourselves to.
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How it works
How a story travels from an aerospace feed to your morning read, with a human always in the loop.
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Technology
The tools and data sources that power the pipeline — self-hosted n8n, LLM rotation, and the aerospace APIs we lean on.
Meet the crew¶
My name is Chris — huge fan of sci-fi, video games, and pretty much anything space. I originally built the backbone of what would become The Canadian Space as a personal toolkit: an automated way to stay on top of everything without having to sift through hundreds of Twitter feeds, broadcasts, and news sites myself.
After I'd been using it for a while, my lovely girlfriend pointed out that other folks might get value from the same toolkit. A bit of encouragement on her side and a heck of a lot of work on mine later — and this little hobby project turned into The Canadian Space.
Latest updates¶
The Canadian Space publishes every single day — a daily broadcast, weekly SpaceX and NASA reports on Mondays and Fridays, and four monthly reports spread across the Wednesdays of the month. New posts land on thecanadian.space as soon as they're reviewed. See the full publishing calendar for what runs when.
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