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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 […]

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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 […]

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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 […]

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Les femmes de la BFC Halifax remportent l'or en balle lente, les hommes la médaille d'argent

Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) ball teams hit the fields in Dartmouth from September 8-12 for the CAF Atlantic Region Men’s and Women’s Slo-pitch Championships. The women’s tournament saw the CFB Halifax Mariners, Greenwood Bombers, and Gagetown Warriors compete, with the Mariners capturing the regional title after an 11–1 win over […]