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Canada is beginning to plan its next chapter of space exploration thatincludes sending humans back to the Moon and onwards to Mars. This includesunderstanding humanities place in space and who will benefit from ourexploration. As part of this plan the Canadian Space Agency (CSA) placed a callfor consultations. In response, we presented comments urging the CSA to beinclusive of Indigenous peoples in the planning as well as to be inclusive ofIndigenous rights and worldview in the future of space exploration. Inparticular, we explore the questions of how Outer Space Laws intersect withtreaties between Indigenous Nations and the Crown in what is today Canada, howthe current narratives of space exploration parallel the historic narratives ofcolonization that negatively impact Indigenous peoples, and how the future ofcommercial exploitation of outer space acts to further colonization.

Indigenous rights, peoples, and space exploration: A response to the  Canadian Space Agency (CSA) Consulting Canadians on a framework for future  space exploration activities