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Stdup -One of Canada’s newest astronauts will share the inspirational story of his path from farm boy to future rocket man, in a presentation to a group of science and technology students at Sisler High School on Thursday, February 27.Jeremy Hansen, 38, is the former CF-18 fighter pilot the Canadian Space Agency chose in 2009 as one of two members of the third Canadian Astronaut selection. Hansen is preparing to follow in the footsteps of fellow Canadian astronauts such as Chris Hadfield, the recently retired International Space Station Commander who captivated the world last year with his social media photos and reports from space. Sisler High School will also be making the presentation available to Grade 7 to 12 students in northern Manitoba through a live video link to participating schools in the Frontier School Division, including West Lynn Heights School in Lynn Lake. Students from  Andrew Mynarski V.C. Junior High School, Prairie Rose School and Isaac Newton School in the Winnipeg School Division will also view the presentation via the live video link ( on background screen). FEB. 27 2014 / KEN GIGLIOTTI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS

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Stdup -One of Canada’s newest astronauts will share the inspirational story of his path from farm boy to future rocket man, in a presentation to a group of science and technology students at Sisler High School on Thursday, February 27.Jeremy Hansen, 38, is the former CF-18 fighter pilot the Canadian Space Agency chose in 2009 as one of two members of the third Canadian Astronaut selection. Hansen is preparing to follow in the footsteps of fellow Canadian astronauts such as Chris Hadfield, the recently retired International Space Station Commander who captivated the world last year with his social media photos and reports from space. Sisler High School will also be making the presentation available to Grade 7 to 12 students in northern Manitoba through a live video link to participating schools in the Frontier School Division, including West Lynn Heights School in Lynn Lake. Students from Andrew Mynarski V.C. Junior High School, Prairie Rose School and Isaac Newton School in the Winnipeg School Division will also view the presentation via the live video link ( on background screen). FEB. 27 2014 / KEN GIGLIOTTI / WINNIPEG FREE PRESS

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