Astronaut Hadfield set to blast off

Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield is bound for the International Space Station tomorrow, and Rob Lurie reports, he’s bringing some Canadian content with him.

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First Canadian in command

Ahead of his historic mission to take command of the International Space Station, Chris Hadfield spoke with John Vennavally-Rao about the upcoming challenge.

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Chris Hadfield blasts off

Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield was launched into space Wednesday morning, where he will become the first Canadian commander on the ISS. Colin D'Mello reports.

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Canada AM: Historic change of command at the ISS

Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield is set to take charge of the International Space Station. The space vet will take over for Kevin Ford.

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Hadfield a 'strong leader'

Canadian Astronaut Jeremy Hansen looks at Chris Hadfield’s role at the ISS and what life is like in space.

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Hadfield returns home from ISS

One of the Leafs' biggest fans had to miss Game 7. Janis Mackey Frayer reports on Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield's arrival back on earth.

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Harper chats with Hadfield

Prime Minister Harper chats with Chris Hadfield in space, and the ISS commander takes questions from kids.

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Canada AM: Chris Hadfield a stellar hockey fan

The astronaut is among many Canadians who are happy to see the end of the NHL lockout. Hadfield tweeted a photo showing his excitement from the ISS.

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Sing-along from space

Students at a Kitchener school get a once-in-a-lifetime chance to sing with ISS commander Chris Hadfield. Tracy Tong has the story.

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