Canadian Naval News Past, Present & Future
Several members of the University of Windsor community took part in a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to build connections with the Royal Canadian Navy: the Canadian Leaders at Sea (CLaS) program. Held…
One of the main missions Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) has is to support federal departments and agencies in their daily operations as their central purchasing agent. “When I…
Highlights An American single-seater jet fighter designed and produced by McDonnell Aircraft Corporation from 1948 to 1953 A larger and more powerful version of an earlier McDonnell fighter aircraft Its…
Canada is stepping up in Antarctic research to expand our knowledge of polar regions and support global efforts to protect these fragile environments. A team of Canadian scientists is boarding…
By Ted Barnes, 21 February 2025 Canadian Naval Review For years, some Canadians have asked for a strong military, strong borders, strong northern presence, and a whole shopping list of…
The Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) is improving its recruitment process to meet the security threats of the future. “Bold” steps are being taken to address common irritants, reduce delays, make…
Canada needs a national televised debate on the state of our military and on foreign policy and national security issues. The CDA Institute commends the recent announcements made by the…
There has been only one vessel named Ettrick in the Royal Canadian Navy. Why she retained her original Royal Navy name is not known. Named for a Scottish river, Ettrick…
Canada’s monitoring and surveillance activities against illicit maritime activities, including ship-to-ship transfers with North Korean-flagged vessels From mid- to late February, the Canadian Navy frigate Ottawa conducted surveillance activities by…
In response to the PLA’s recent “joint combat readiness patrols” on the pretext that ships from the United States, Canada and other countries are passing through the Taiwan Strait, the…