Canadian astronaut Joshua Kutryk completes his second spacewalk, spending nearly seven hours working outside the International Space Station. The task focuses on upgrading the station’s power system, according to coverage that describes the work as part of ongoing ISS maintenance.
Other outlets frame the same event at different points in the timeline. Global News emphasizes Kutryk and NASA astronaut Anil Menon stepping out after lengthy preparations with support teams. City News Toronto highlights the lead-up, describing Kutryk as set to perform the spacewalk for the same power-related work. Winnipeg Free Press also reports the start of the second spacewalk but provides no additional detail in the material provided.
