PO2 Telford brings Canadian strength to the global stage By Gabrielle Brunette, FMF Cape Scott Last year, Petty Officer 2nd Class (PO2) Ashley Telford was awarded the title of Canada’s strongest amateur woman at the Strongman Corporation Canada Nationals in New Brunswick, earning her professional status in the sport. This […]
Auteur : Le journal du Trident
Les membres des FAC participent à une course sur le bras nord-ouest
CAF members race on the Northwest Arm By Trident Staff More than two dozen Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) members from across all elements and components hit the water in Halifax on October 2-3 for a spirited two-day regatta hosted by Personnel Support Programs (PSP) Halifax at the Royal Nova Scotia […]
Les plongeurs de la Réserve navale acquièrent de l’expérience au sein du programme d’été d’EDP
Naval Reserve divers build skills through summer OJE program By PO1 Ray Kenny This summer, Port Inspection Divers (PIDs) from across Canada traded desks for dive gear as part of the Naval Reserve’s PID On-the-Job Experience (OJE) Program in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador, from June 13th from August 7th, […]
Un monument honore les liens navals entre la Pologne et le Canada
Monument honours Polish-Canadian naval ties By Trident Staff A new monument now standing in Halifax pays tribute to a wartime alliance that helped secure victory in the Battle of the Atlantic and forged a lasting bond between Canada and Poland. On September 27, military and government representatives from both countries […]
La Garde côtière canadienne accueillie au sein de l'équipe de défense
Canadian Coast Guard welcomed to Defence Team By Trident Staff After announcing in September that the Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) would be integrated into Canada’s Defence Team, Department of National Defence and CCG leadership gathered in Dartmouth on October 10 for a formal ceremony to mark the transition. “Geography does […]
Volume 59, édition 21, 20 octobre 2025
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La classe Kingston, « petite mais puissante », célébrée alors que cinq navires sont mis hors service
‘Small but mighty’ Kingston-class celebrated as five ships paid off By Nathan Stone, Trident Staff After over two decades of serving Canada at home and abroad, while helping train generations of Naval Reservists, five of the Royal Canadian Navy’s (RCN) Kingston-class ships are sailing off into the sunset. A paying […]
Ouvrir la voie à des mers sûres
Des membres de l’Unité de plongée de la flotte (Atlantique) préparent un cordon détonant lors d’opérations de lutte contre les mines dans le cadre de l’opération REASSURANCE, en mer Noire, le 7 octobre. Les plongeurs faisaient partie du personnel des Forces armées canadiennes ayant participé à l’exercice [...]
Les athlètes des FAC envahissent la plage MacDonald pour le défi de conditionnement physique du M 2 Craig Blake
CAF athletes take over MacDonald Beach for PO2 Craig Blake Fitness Challenge By Ryan Melanson, Trident Staff More than 100 military and civilian participants swam, cycled, and ran across MacDonald Beach in Shearwater on September 19 during the PO2 Craig Blake Memorial Fitness Challenge. The annual event invites individuals or […]
Le NCSM Ville de Québec est à l’avant-plan de l’instruction en transfusion de sang de masse
HMCS Ville de Québec pioneers Massive Blood Transfusion training By Capt Christine MacNeil His Majesty’s Canadian Ship (HMCS) Ville de Québec transited the Red Sea and Bab-el Mandeb Strait as they circumnavigated the globe while deployed on Operation HORIZON. Plans for this transit were not undertaken lightly, as this is […]
















