Canada Honors Astronaut Jeremy Hansen's Achievements

Canadian Space Agency

Today, the Government of Canada is recognizing Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronaut Colonel Jeremy Hansen's outstanding contribution to Canada's space program. Colonel Hansen has announced that he will pursue new professional opportunities beginning in September 2026 while also continuing to serve as a Reservist with the Royal Canadian Air Force.

Through the recent and historic Artemis II mission, Jeremy Hansen brought Canadians closer to the Moon and helped place Canada's role in human space exploration on the world stage. This achievement reflected decades of Canadian vision, ingenuity and investment in space, and affirmed Canada's role as a trusted partner in the next chapter of human space exploration.

Throughout his career, Jeremy has represented Canada with leadership, dedication and professionalism. Through his work with CSA, NASA and other partners, he contributed to a historic new chapter for Canada in space. He also inspired Canadians across the country, especially young people, helping them see themselves in the future of exploration.

Although his time as an active CSA astronaut is coming to an end, Jeremy Hansen leaves a lasting legacy in Canada's space program. He will continue to be recognized as an ambassador for Canada's future in space and for the spirit of discovery that drives exploration.

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