HMCS Buxton
Commissioned as USS EDWARDS on 24 Apr 1918, she saw brief service with the USN in Europe before being placed in reserve at San Diego in 1922. Re-commissioned in Dec…
Cryopower Unfrozen: No Carte Blanche under International Law for Sea Ice Geoengineering to Restore the Arctic Ocean
Cryopower Unfrozen: No Carte Blanche under International Law for Sea Ice Geoengineering to Restore the Arctic Ocean Apostolos Tsiouvalashttps://orcid.org/0000-0002-7643-6025a and Manon Rosenthalhttps://orcid.org/0009-0006-3612-2212b a Norwegian Centre for the Law of the…
New Milestone as RCN Advances AI Adoption
Thales Canada and Cohere have reached a significant milestone in their partnership with the Royal Canadian Navy’s adoption of artificial intelligence for in-service support operations. Through a new task awarded…
New Bureaucracy: Canadian Corporation for Defense Investment
The world is more dangerous and divided. The international rules-based order is fading, and global conflict rages on. Canada’s Government is focused on what we can control: rebuilding, rearming, and…
What Does the Greenland Deal Mean for North American Security?
To date, Textron Systems has delivered 18 craft to the Navy with 13 additional craft currently in various stages of testing and production. In the early months of 2026, Greenland…
Danish Canadian MCM Operations Conclude
The Royal Danish Navy’s mine countermeasures capability and Diving Service have returned home after more than two months deployed with NATO’s Standing Mine Countermeasures Group 1 (SNMCMG1). The Danish capabilities…
US/Canada 2026 Maritime Staff Talks
Senior flag officers and operational commanders from the U.S. Navy and the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) concluded the 2026 U.S.–Canada Maritime Staff Talks (MST) at U.S. Fleet Forces Command headquarters…
Scott Aerospace Establishes Canadian Presence in Halifax
Scott Aerospace UK is pleased to announce the establishment of Scott Aero Canada, a Canadian-incorporated subsidiary, in Halifax, Nova Scotia, which will initially operate out of COVE workspaces in Dartmouth,…
CFMETR Test Flies CU179 Peregrine
As technology advances, naval air capabilities continue to evolve. From seaplanes and shipborne helicopters to autonomous and remotely piloted systems, seamless surveillance across the sea and air is more achievable…
Can Canada Build Fast Enough? Turning Defense Spending into Military Capability
By Lou Didelot As NATO countries increase defense spending amid rising geopolitical tensions, Canada faces pressure to strengthen its military. The federal government has committed billions of dollars to modernizing…