Stantec and Seaspan have completed a new 272 metre outfitting pier at Seaspan’s Vancouver Shipyards for large navy and coast guard vessels.

Since their commissioning in 1996, Kingston-class Maritime Coastal Defence Vessels (MCDVs) have served as the training ground for countless sailors in both the Reserve and Regular Force and were an ...

The Esquimalt-based Regina and Max Bernays left in August and contributed to joint patrols, surveillance and presence ...

The Commodore Laraine Orthlieb Naval Training Centre, officially unveiled at HMCS Tecumseh in Calgary on Saturday, ...

The commander of the Royal Canadian Navy says the service is working to narrow down what it wants from a new fleet of ...

Stantec, a leader in sustainable design and engineering, and Seaspan, a leader in Canada’s shipbuilding industry, are ...

More than 3,000 kilometres north of the nation's capital, soldiers, ships and aircraft of Canada's Armed Forces gathered this week in one of the most remote areas of the country to answer one question ...

The Sault is in my heart. I still cheer for the Greyhounds all the time even though I'm far away' says Rear Admiral Jason ...

Alan McCutcheon, another Thunder Bay sailor on board HMCS Margaret Brooke, a ship named after a former naval officer, war ...

The Royal Canadian Navy is wrapping up a six-week operation with U.S. personnel that started on August 25th, as both ...

THUNDER BAY — Several schools within and close to Thunder Bay, including the Fort William First Nation, made a stop to tour ...

Seaspan Shipyards has completed a new outfitting pier at its Vancouver facility, designed to support large naval and coast ...