Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk says he is enjoying his time in space more than any other period of his life, CTV News reported on Monday, Nov. 9, 2026. The broadcaster carried his remarks as a live or recorded message beamed from orbit. In the same report, CTV News described Kutryk as beaming as he spoke.
The report offers few further details. CTV News did not, in the material available, specify Kutryk's location in orbit, the length of his mission, or the work he is carrying out. It also did not give the full context of the conversation beyond his remark about how he is finding the experience.
What the headline does establish is the tone of his message home. Rather than describing hardship or routine, Kutryk framed his time in space in personal terms, telling the outlet he is having the best time of his life.
Coverage of astronauts during missions often focuses on technical milestones and schedules. This report instead centres on the astronaut's own account of how the experience feels, delivered in his own words from space.
The CTV News item was published on a Monday evening and points readers to further headlines and perspectives on the story through Google News. No additional statements from Kutryk or from the space agency involved were included in the summary.
For audiences in Canada, the remark is a rare personal note from an astronaut mid-mission, and it is likely to draw interest in what Kutryk says and does next. Watch for further CTV News reporting from orbit for details on his activities and schedule.
