Craig Peterson's Tech Talk

Craig walks through just how international the Artemis 2 mission really was. The European Space Agency, through Airbus, built the service module — the piece carrying the engines and life support. Japan contributed environmental control systems, other life-support hardware, and the batteries for the Gateway station. The UAE's Mohammed bin Rashid Space Centre — the team behind the Hope probe now studying the Martian atmosphere — helped provide higher-resolution radar and laser data on the Moon itself. For Craig, the real headline isn't the hardware; it's that so many countries and people worked closely together on something this hard, at a moment when trust between groups at home feels harder to come by than it used to. Also in this segment: An extended conversation on growing up in Quebec's French-language school system, Bill 101's restrictions on English in business, and Craig's own move to the United States in the 1970s A wide-ranging discussion of Canadian health care wait times, immigration policy, and Ca