HMCS Sackville heads to summer berth with NEP help By Nathan Stone, Trident Staff A multifaceted crew of volunteers, Navy personnel, and sailors in training oversaw the annual towing of His Majesty’s Canadian Ship (HMCS) Sackville to its seasonal home on the Halifax waterfront on May 1. Sackville was towed […]
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Semaine nationale de la sécurité routière du MDN : Évitez la conduite agressive !
DND National Road Safety Week: Avoid aggressive driving! By DND This year’s Road Safety Week campaign is a strong reminder that the decisions drivers make not only affect them, but also other participants in traffic with whom they share the road. It is designed to increase the compliance with DND, […]
Un patrimoine d’excellence navale et de philanthropie
RAdm Hugh Francis Pullen: A legacy of naval excellence and philanthropy By Naval Training Group Joining the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) as a Naval Cadet in 1920, Rear-Admiral (RAdm) Hugh Francis Pullen had no idea he had just embarked on what would be remembered as a legacy of naval service. […]
Le marin du trimestre donne un exemple remarquable
Sailor of the Quarter sets a “remarkable example” By Nathan Stone, Trident Staff There was no shortage of accolades for Sailor 1st Class (S1) Raven Night as she was awarded Sailor of the Quarter for her volunteerism and hard work — both in and out of uniform. S1 Night is […]
Deux frères capitaines d’armes encadrent les prochains dirigeants
Coxswain brothers mentor future leaders By RCN With a collective 52 years of service, Joe and Dan Dagenais are a perfect example of family ties and dedication as Chief Petty Officer 1st Class Coxswains in the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN). Younger brother Joe began his service in 1994. Motivated by […]
Le programme d'escalade de l'arsenal de la marine atteint de nouveaux sommets
Dockyard rock climbing program reaching new heights By Nathan Stone, Trident Staff A unique workday exercise program is gaining popularity at the Fleet Fitness and Sport Centre at His Majesty’s Canadian (HMC) Dockyard. Three days a week, rock climbers of all skill levels meet up to ascend the gym’s large […]
Chronique de l'aumônier : Comment nous souvenons-nous ?
Padre’s Corner: How do we remember? By Capt Meg Nicholls Chaplain, CFB Halifax Throughout the year there are many moments which cause us to stop and give our attention to what has passed. From events like the death of a loved one or the anniversary of a personal tragedy, to […]
La campagne de lutte contre la pauvreté menstruelle se déroulera en mai
Campaign to combat period poverty runs through May By Kim Roberge Civilian Co Chair, DWAO Halifax CFB Halifax, 12 Wing Shearwater and the Defence Women’s Advisory Organization have kicked off their annual Period Poverty Drive in support of Feed Nova Scotia. Each May, in recognition of Menstrual Hygiene Month (May […]
La communauté de l'aviation maritime souligne le centenaire de l'ARC
Maritime aviation community marks RCAF centennial By Ryan Melanson, Trident Staff While the evening of April 11 was all about celebrating 100 years of the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) at 12 Wing Shearwater, the event’s keynote speaker also found time to honour the RCAF’s long-time partner in maritime aviation, […]
Un bateau de la Seconde Guerre mondiale trouve un nouveau foyer à la BFC Halifax
Second World War whaler has new home at CFB Halifax By Trident Staff, A newly restored piece of naval history is now on display at Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Halifax. A Second World War-era Admiralty trawler whaler was delivered to the lobby of Stadacona’s Consolidated Seamanship Training Facility (S120) […]