Engaging Canada: The Role of the Stakeholder Engagement Office in National Defence By Capt Matt Zalot & Gabrielle Rivest, Stakeholder Engagement Office – East In a world marked by complexity and unpredictability, the Department of National Defence (DND) and the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) rely on the expertise of professionals […]
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First Naval Large Tugs arrive on West Coast
First Naval Large Tugs arrive on West Coast By Lookout Staff The first two Naval Large Tugs (NLT), Canadian Forces Auxiliary Vessels (CFAV) Haro and Barkerville, arrived at Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Esquimalt on July 25. The tugs were unloaded and sent to Point Hope Shipyard in Victoria, where they […]
MS Orianne-Walker’s dive into submarine service
RCN Proud: MS Orianne-Walker’s dive into submarine service By Vincent Joyce, Pictou County Military Museum Through much of the Royal Canadian Navy’s (RCN) history, women were not permitted to serve in submarines. However, when the Canadian Armed Forces acquired four Victoria-class submarines in 2001, the more spacious vessels, compared to […]
Choose Your Health Challenge: Congratulations to Cpl Bakes!
Choose Your Health Challenge: Congratulations to Cpl Bakes! By the Health Promotion Team The Choose Your Health Challenge, held from June 1 – July 13, was a six-week initiative designed to promote holistic well-being within our community. The challenge encouraged participants to engage in a wide range of health-promoting […]
12 Wing Innovation Program “empowering” positive change
12 Wing Innovation Program “empowering” positive change By Nathan Stone, Trident Staff 12 Wing Shearwater is seeking to harness the creativity of all its members to improve workflow and create positive change. The new 12 Wing Innovation Program focuses on gathering and implementing personnel suggestions on how work at the […]
Padre’s Corner: Managing the “heat” in summer
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 […]
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 […]