Padre’s Corner: Managing the “heat” in summer By Padre Lt(N) Graeme Carruth, Chaplain, BAdm Over the last several weeks we’ve been treated (subjected?) to the heat of summer. For many, it has been a challenge to find ways to stay cool. Thankfully, even if we don’t have air conditioning, we […]
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New Base Commander highlights CFB Halifax’s community ties
New Base Commander highlights CFB Halifax’s community ties By Nathan Stone, Trident Staff Military and civilian leaders gathered for a sunny ceremony outside the Naval Museum of Halifax to welcome the new commanding officer of Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Halifax and pay tribute to her predecessor. Captain(N) (Capt(N)) Annick Fortin […]
HMCS Charlottetown and SNMG2 conclude interactions with Wasp Amphibious Ready Group
HMCS Charlottetown and SNMG2 conclude interactions with Wasp Amphibious Ready Group By NATO Allied Maritime Command His Majesty’s Canadian Ship (HMCS) Charlottetown, Flagship of Standing NATO Maritime Group 2 (SNMG2), was escort to the Wasp Amphibious Ready Group (ARG), made up of United States Ship (USS) Wasp, USS New York, […]
Halifax Mariners win ball hockey gold after hard-fought final
Halifax Mariners win ball hockey gold after hard-fought final By Trident Staff A gold-medal game between local rivals provided an exciting finish to the 2024 Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) Atlantic Region Ball Hockey Championship on July 12, with the CFB Halifax Mariners taking a 4-3 overtime win against the 12 […]
“Wonderful” reunions as HMCS Summerside returns from Operation Caribbe
“Wonderful” reunions as HMCS Summerside returns from Operation Caribbe By Nathan Stone, Trident Staff Dozens of friends and family bearing colourful homemade signs gave a warm welcome to the returning sailors of HMCS Summerside at His Majesty’s Canadian (HMC) Dockyard on the morning of July 19. They greeted loved ones returning […]
Canada launching process to acquire up to 12 conventionally-powered submarines
Canada launching process to acquire up to 12 conventionally-powered submarines By DND Canada is the country with the largest coastline in the world – an underwater surveillance capability is crucial to our security and sovereignty. As outlined in our defence policy update, Our North, Strong and Free, released in April […]
Health Promotion spotlight: Lt(N) Audrey-Maude Robitaille
Health Promotion spotlight: Lt(N) Audrey-Maude Robitaille By Joy Geizer, Health Promotion Services (CFB Halifax) It is common for our Health Promotion (HP) team to see familiar faces over several of our programs. They might be Sentinels, members preparing for deployment, or folks looking to develop supervisory skills on their way […]
Padre’s Corner: Do you have enough peace to fight?
Padre’s Corner: Do you have enough peace to fight? By Padre Lt(N) Clarke Dixon, Chaplain, MARLANT & JTFA During my formative years, Canadians prided themselves on peacekeeping, but we all accept that the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) must be ready for combat. We are in the profession of arms and […]
A new chapter for HMCS Margaret Brooke: Cdr Share steps in
A new chapter for HMCS Margaret Brooke: Cdr Share steps in By Nathan Stone, Trident Staff HMCS Margaret Brooke has marked its first change of command since the ship’s delivery to the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) in 2021. Commander (Cdr) Teri Share took over from Cdr Nicole Robichaud as the […]
Command Chief Petty Officer Pascal Harel takes over for CPO1 Lizotte
Command Chief Petty Officer Pascal Harel takes over for CPO1 Lizotte By RCN The Change of Appointment Ceremony for the 22nd Command Chief Petty Officer was held on July 11 at National Defence Headquarters Carling in Ottawa. Chief Petty Officer First Class (CPO1) Pascal Harel took over from CPO1 Thomas […]