Mississauga, Ontario – March 1, 2011 – Microsat Systems Canada Inc. (MSCI) (formerly the Space Division of Dynacon Inc.), Canada’s designer and builder of the Multi Mission Microsatellite Bus (MMMB) and Commercial Microsatellite Bus (CMB), is excited to announce that President and CEO David Cooper will be interviewed by co-hosts David Schellenberg and Katfish Morgan on the “LiVE 88.5 StartUp” morning show in Ottawa, Ontario. If you are in the Ottawa area, tune to 88.5 FM or listen to the streaming version on-line at www.live885.com.

The interview with Mr. Cooper will be broadcast live just after 8:30 am following Amal Wahab’s news broadcast. Please listen in as host of TECHBiTES and technical expert David Schellenberg along with radio guru Katfish Morgan discuss COMMStellation with Mr. Cooper during the very informative morning show. The interview will cover the technology and the impact of it on economics, politics and the way that people communicate.

About MSCI
MSCI is Canada’s leader in the design, development, and delivery of cost-effective microsatellites, and the developer of Canada’s Multi Mission Microsatellite Bus (MMMB) and Commercial Microsatellite Bus (CMB) technology. These satellites are capable of hosting a wide variety of remote sensing, military, scientific, and communications payloads, including COMMStellation™, a microsatellite constellation focused on global backhaul connectivity. MSCI also has proven capabilities in systems engineering analysis, the development of sophisticated, cost-effective MicroWheel (reaction wheel) attitude-control systems solutions and their integration into flight hardware and software.

For more information about MSCI, please visit www.mscinc.ca. Additional product-specific information about MSCI’s MicroWheel (reaction wheel) attitude control systems can be found at www.reactionwheel.com, and COMMStellation™ at www.commstellation.com.

For more information, please contact:

Justin Phillips
Vice President, Marketing
Microsat Systems Canada Inc. (MSCI)
(905) 673-0500
justin.phillips@mscinc.ca