'Leave it to Beaver: Canada is sending its own exploration robot to Mars,' Daily Planet, Discovery Channel (November 2006). Link here.

Mara Gulens, 'Canadian thinking that's out of this world,' Globe and Mail (October 2006). Link here.

Thulasi Srikanthan, "York U launches space lab,' Toronto Star (October 2006). Link here.

'Sky Watcher: A York-designed space sensor will aid Kyoto monitoring,' YorkU Magazine (December 2005): 10.

Philip Backman, 'Launch into Space: Canada on Mars and Beyond,' Here Magazine (June 2005). Link here.

Brendan Quine provides Kyoto analysis on ROBTv (April 2005).

Brendan Quine discusses Canada’s interest in space and why Mars remains such a tantalizing objective in light of US President George Bush’s announcement of a bold new space plan for NASA, on CBC Radio’s 'A New Day' and on CBC's The National (January 2005).

Brendan Quine discusses NASA’s Spirit Rover landing on Mars and the positive impact it has on the future of space exploration and how it can benefit humanity, on 'Money Day' on Toronto’s CityPulse24 TV (January 2005).

Chris Wattie, ‘Quebec’s new distinct society: Mars mock landscape—Canada’s space agency recreates planet’s terrain,’ National Post (4 October 2004).

Peter Calamai, 'Still hoping to hear Beagle's bark: Canadian pulling for success of British mission, York professor dreams of landing "Beaver" on Mars,' Toronto Star (28 December 2003). Link here.

CBC Radio One, Quirks and Quarks June 21, 2003. Dr. Brendan Quine appeared on Quirks and Quarks to discuss Northern Light Canadian Mars Lander development. Audio and link here.

York University, June 6, 2003. Dr. Brendan Quine, Director of Space Science at Thoth Technology explains why everybody is heading to Mars this month. Link here.

Gail Chiasson, ‘A Canadian Flag on Mars?’ Canadian Business and Technology 2003. Thoth Technology appears in Canadian Business and Technology Magazine. 

Jacob Berkowitz, 'Canada shoots for Mars,' Ottawa Citizen (31 July 2002). Northern Light is featured in the Ottawa Citizen.

April 2006: Thoth Technology launches Genspect online simulation service.

April 2005: First successful droptest of Mars-lander technology in Canada. Northern Light successfully deployed with EDL parachute and non-bouncing airbag technology.

February 2005: Thoth Technology awarded DND contract.

July 2004: Thoth Technology launches Space Tracking and Navigation (STN) Division.

May 2004: Thoth Technology attends SpaceOps 2004.

October 4, 2003: Thoth Technology attends CSS Space Summit, 2003.

August 27, 2003: Thoth Technology attends Mars Fest hosted at the Ontario Science Center.

November 17, 2002: Northern Light team meets in Ottawa. 

November 15, 2002: Thoth unveils a full-scale model of Northern Light at CSEW4, Ottawa.

February 14, 2002: Thoth Technology performs work for EMS Technologies Canada Ltd. for the CSA-funded SWIFT instrument.

February 6, 2002: Thoth Technology announces a public-private partnership to develop a Canadian Mars lander system.

February 2002: Thoth Technology commences business operations offering optical simulation services for atmospheric composition and gas analysis.

October 2001: Thoth Technology plans to develop a spacecraft consultancy business.

September 13, 2001:  Thoth Technology Inc. is incorporated as an Ontario based company.

August 1, 2001:  The board of directors votes unanimously to incorporate a new company.