The move follows a complaint last week from an Ontario shipyard to the Canadian International Trade Tribunal that the government was unfairly stacking the deck in favour of Quebec’s Chantier Davie yard. Continue reading →

The process to bring in a third shipyard to the National Shipbuilding Strategy is expected to start next month. Continue reading →

Kenney revealed he contributed to Norman’s legal defence fund and also met with his defence team for about two hours in Toronto last year. Continue reading →

A preliminary hearing is set for October in the case of a public servant accused of leaking cabinet secrets about a $700-million naval contract. Continue reading →

The contracts are to maintain Canada’s 12 Halifax-class frigates until the end of their operational life, estimated at another 20 years. 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 →

A Vancouver-area shipyard has been handed a $230-million contract to help create the latest vessel in the federal government’s national shipbuilding plan. Continue reading →

The federal government’s plan to find an off-the-shelf design for its new set of warships won’t keep the budget under the initial price tag says a senior defence analyst. Continue reading →

The federal government has topped up a West Coast shipbuilding contract by more than $65 million for a coast guard science vessel that needs a propulsion system and scientific equipment. Continue reading →