The first folks tripping to Mars will thank their lucky stars-and maybe Chilliwack's Max de Jong-when they get to the red planet and back without killing each other.
Women Of Aviation Worldwide Week takes place from March 4 to 10.
With support from the families and help from the community, Anderson elementary teacher Glyn Davies was able to create 30 of them, setting up camp at Aberdeen Centre for education week until March 3.
Winter Wander allows you to visit the Museum of Vancouver, Vancouver Maritime Museum, H.R. MacMillan Space Centre, Vancouver Academy of Music, Bard on the Beach and the City of Vancouver's Archives, for the low, low price of $5 for adults. Meanwhile, children and youth 16 and under are free to visit any or all of these cultural attractions at no cost this Saturday, Jan. 26 during this second annual Winter Wander event, which runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
It's just a matter of ironing out final details, but if all goes according to plan, the inaugural Abbotsford Space Expo will be coming to Tradex on airshow weekend, Aug. 9 - 11, 2013.
The federal government is ending months of uncertainty with an announcement Wednesday that it will provide more than $700 million to fund the final phase of a major satellite project developed by Richmond, B.C.-based MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates.
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the first female flight in space.
IF you ask Marc Garneau, there are few things that make you think globally quite like leaving Earth.
? The Duct Tape Book by Jolie Dobson, Firefly Books, 144 pages, $14.95
Some in the media have suggested that the entry of Martha Hall Findlay into the Liberal leadership race throws a wrench into Justin Trudeau's plans.
Some in the media have suggested that the entry of Martha Hall Findlay into the Liberal leadership race throws a wrench into Justin Trudeau's plans.
Some in the media have suggested that the entry of Martha Hall Findlay into the Liberal leadership race throws a wrench into Justin Trudeau's plans.
Much like Christmas, Halloween has become a month-long event so there's lots going on for October.
A biweekly roundup of automotive news, good, bad and just plain weird:
More than 40 years ago, we were shooting for the moon. The culmination of that dream in 1969 remains an incredible human achievement.
My reasoning is that if I put in the hours of back-breaking labour it takes to get them and all their giant, awkwardly shaped belongings from one house to the next, I'll build up friendship capital that I can tap at a later date when I have to move house myself.