The revelation follow similar concerns from the Royal Canadian Air Force about the difficult choices it is facing thanks to a shortage of experienced pilots. Continue reading →

A challenge to the shipbuilding contract by a Virginia company doesn’t meet the requirements for a hearing, the feds and Irving say. Continue reading →

Court filings released Friday have Norman’s lawyer repeatedly citing Treasury Board President Scott Brison’s comments over the years to show their client has just been caught up in high-level political games. Continue reading →

Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan is set to make an announcement at 8 a.m. Friday regarding the “future Royal Canadian Navy fleet.” Continue reading →

Vice-Admiral Mark Norman’s legal team is demanding the federal government release dozens of documents that officials have deemed cabinet secrets, but which Norman’s lawyers say they need to properly defend their client in court. Continue reading →

Last week, 75 per cent of voting members voted to reject a tentative agreement with the company. Union members initially planned on to go on strike on Saturday. Continue reading →

It’s estimated that six to eight jobs will be created ABCO Industries Limited as a result of the contract, bringing their total workforce to 60. Continue reading →

According to sources within the worker’s union, Unifor 1, the decision was prompted by the workers noticing on their pay stubs that Irving was no longer paying pension contributions on overtime work. Continue reading →

The bow section of HMCS Harry DeWolf was carried by heavy-lift transporters to a spot on the waterfront where it is being fitted to the ship’s centre and stern sections. Continue reading →