The Naval Seamanship Training Facility at Stadacona has been under construction for more than a year and features a solid grey exterior with few windows or decorative features. Continue reading →

This year, HMSC St. John’s welcomed aboard a group of 20 women from across the country for International Women’s Day. Continue reading →

Clarence Hollingworth took up the computer in his 80s and rode a mountain bike up until his 90s. Continue reading →

The regular navy force is made up of about 8,000 sailors, according to Commodore Steve Waddell, but they’re currently 10 per cent short of that. Continue reading →

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 →

Procurement Minister Carla Qualtrough announced the deal in Halifax this morning, saying the Royal Canadian Navy’s 15 new warships will be built by Irving and based on the British-designed Type 26 frigate. Continue reading →

The Halifax-class frigates use sonar to detect, locate and track surface and sub-surface threats through the continuous monitoring and collection of information. Continue reading →

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau offered an optimistic vision for Quebec but few concrete promises as he delivered a series of campaign-style speeches in the provincial capital. Continue reading →