Journal de la BFC Halifax Trident de la Marine royale canadienne
Samedi, novembre 23, 2024
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 […]
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 […]
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, […]
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) […]
‘Big significance’ to HMCS Montréal’s Indo-Pacific deployment By Nathan Stone, Trident Staff His Majesty’s Canadian Ship (HMCS) Montréal recently left its home port of Halifax to cross the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans on a 6-month deployment to the Indo-Pacific region as part of Operation Horizon. The purpose of the […]
Le navire canadien de Sa Majesté (NCSM) Max Bernays est arrivé à la base des Forces canadiennes d'Esquimalt le 15 avril. Le Max Bernays est le premier patrouilleur hauturier de la classe Harry DeWolf à être transféré à la flotte canadienne du Pacifique. Le navire a quitté Halifax le 11 mars et a transité par le canal de Panama pour [...]
Une aurore boréale passe au-dessus de la tête du NCSM Charlottetown alors qu'il se dirige vers l'Islande, en traversant la mer du Nord, au cours de l'exercice Steadfast Defender, le 3 mars. Le navire est rentré à Halifax le 13 mars et se prépare maintenant à un long déploiement de l'OTAN qui débutera cet été.
NATO Naval Chiefs focus on warfighting readiness By NATO Allied Maritime Command NATO’s Allied Maritime Command (MARCOM) hosted Allied nations’ fleet commanders, operational directors, and other senior leaders for the Maritime Operational Commanders’ Conference (MOCC) 2024 at its headquarters in Northwood, England, April 16-18. ‘Faced with war on the European […]
HMCS Queen Charlotte sailor awarded Rhodes Scholarship for Canada By A/Slt Scott Ferris, HMCS Queen Charlotte Anyone who has served in the Royal Canadian Navy, in the Regular or Reserve Force, will tell you that devotion to duty must be a strong character trait if you are to succeed. Those […]
By CFB Halifax Public Affairs Each year, on the first Sunday of May, people across the country gather to commemorate the Battle of the Atlantic (BOA); the longest continuous battle during the Second World War. Together, we remember the bravery and the sacrifices of the those who fought in the […]
