Sun, Aug 16

Test-fitting airframe sections. Many hands, one drill.

Team 06 · Seneca Polytechnic
20-odd students, seven programs, one red rocket. Pioneer made it to Launch Canada in Timmins this August. It didn't pass pre-launch inspection, so we're refitting it and starting a second rocket for 2027.
New G10 bulkhead going in. Flight-ready target: Nov 30.
First design review Nov 30. Preliminary review Jan 31.
Any program. No rocketry experience needed.
Our rockets
Launch Canada · Aug 15–22, 2026
Sun, Aug 16

Test-fitting airframe sections. Many hands, one drill.
Tue, Aug 18

Sitting down with mentors to walk them through our build.
Thu, Aug 20

Pioneer out at our tent on the range.
Fri, Aug 21

Watching other teams fly. Ours didn't pass pre-launch inspection. Not the ending we wanted, so we're going again.

The crew
We're a Seneca Student Federation club. Members come from seven programs, including Electronics Engineering Technology and Computer Programming and Analysis.
Subteams own the airframe, avionics and recovery, payload, ground software and operations. We lean on mentors from the rocketry community when we get stuck.
The crew at the Launch Canada hall, August 2026. Faculty advisor: Prof. Houman Hakima. Photos by Wendy Liu.
Thank you
Pioneer wouldn't exist without the people who helped pay for it.




SANDBOXAny Seneca program. About five hours a week for at least six months. We'll teach you the rest.