A group of students at Concordia University in Montreal has managed to launch a rocket from a remote site in northern Quebec.

The Starsailor, built by a student-led rocketry club, is the first rocket launched on Canadian soil in the 21st century.

After years of design, testing and determination, Starsailor has finally launched.

At 5:34 a.m. ET, the rocket blasted off in a flash of light, captured in a livestream posted to YouTube, from a base camp ...

A team of Concordia University students gathered at a remote base camp on Cree territory in northern Quebec to launch the ...

Starsailor marks first ever student-led launch to receive approval from Transport Canada and first attempted space launch in ...

Concordia students have made history by successfully launching a rocket from a remote site in northern Quebec. It marks a significant achievement as the project is the culmination of seven years ...

Concordia students launched a rocket from Northern Quebec, aiming to hit an exploration milestone in Canadian space. Genevieve Beauchemin reports.

With eyes turned to the skies, stargazers taking in the Perseid meteor shower on Tuesday night witnessed something out of ...

Concordia University's student-led space program initially built the Starsailor rocket for a science competition that was ...

A bright point of light slowly ‘drifted’ by, surrounded by a wispy white spiral. This spiral in the sky was captured on ...