Journal de la BFC Halifax Trident de la Marine royale canadienne
Dimanche, septembre 14, 2025
Padre’s Corner: Finding your way in stormy waters By Padre Capt Robin Major, Chaplain, CFB Halifax How do you find your way in stormy waters? The answer may seem simple, and yet, pulling apart the details can reveal a lesson for life. First and foremost, the goal is to keep […]
Dartmouth’s COVE joins NATO accelerator network By Trident Staff The Centre for Ocean Ventures & Entrepreneurship (COVE), a marine tech sector focused accelerator based in Dartmouth, will be joining the NATO Defense Innovation Accelerator for the North Atlantic (DIANA) program alongside Communitech, a Waterloo, Ontario based company. An announcement was […]
Using Exercise as Medicine: MS Mike Gallant’s hard work pays off By Nathan Stone, Trident Staff A faulty valve in Master Sailor (MS) Mike Gallant’s heart required him to undergo open-heart surgery in November of 2022. During the operation doctors discovered they would also need to repair two clogged arteries. […]
LCdr Kasianov reflects on training Ukrainian soldiers in Latvia By Gabrielle Brunette, Fleet Maintenance Facility Cape Scott In June of 2023, Lieutenant Commander (LCdr) Paul Kasianov deployed on what would be an emotional, yet rewarding experience. He would spend the next 6 months working as a Chief Linguist in […]
CFB Halifax bounced in overtime at regional basketball final By Nathan Stone, Trident Staff The Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Halifax men’s basketball team lost to CFB Greenwood 85-71 in overtime in the final of the CAF Atlantic Regional tournament on February 29th. This year’s tournament was held at 5th Canadian […]
Le Navire canadien de Sa Majesté (NCSM) Max Bernays, le troisième navire de patrouille extracôtier et arctique de la classe Harry-DeWolf, a quitté Halifax le 11 mars pour rejoindre son nouveau port d'attache à Esquimalt, en Colombie-Britannique, avec la Flotte canadienne du Pacifique. « Il est passionnant de pouvoir ouvrir la voie à la classe des navires de patrouille extracôtiers et de l'Arctique sur la côte ouest [...]
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RCN Proud: How Jim Gordon became “Lucky” By Vincent Joyce, Pictou County Military Museum James Leroy “Lucky” Gordon was born on September 25th, 1944, in London, England. He and his mother, May, emigrated to Canada aboard the RMS Rangitata in 1945. Landing at Pier 21 in Halifax, Jim and his […]
Annapolis Valley students and Student Support Workers explore firefighting careers at CFB Halifax By Kathryn Gatien, CFB Halifax Public Affairs On November 7, 2023, the CFB Halifax Fire Department hosted 14 high school students and four Student Support Workers (SSW) from the Annapolis Valley Regional Centre for Education for a […]
HMCS Charlottetown, the steadfast defender By Capt Camille MacKenzie Dolphin, HMCS Charlottetown On January 31st 2024, HMCS Charlottetown departed Halifax with an embarked CH-148 Cyclone helicopter, a full crew and steadfast determination. From Canada, the ship travelled across the Atlantic and up to Northern Europe to participate in the largest […]
