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The Continental Defence Corvette (CDC) is the Royal Canadian Navy’s emerging answer to replacing the aging Kingston-class while filling a much larger gap in the fleet. Originally conceived as the Canadian Multi-Mission Corvette, the project has evolved into something far more ambitious a true...

https://ottawacitizen.com/news/national/defence-watch/analysis-anand-pushes-9-billion-boeing-aircraft-deal-as-bombardier-calls-for-competition Just say no to Bombardier.

Often enough the GOC includes such things as infrastructure to the overall cost of a project. We saw this with AOPS where jetties specially designed to host this class ship were built in Halifax and Esquimalt and even the naval arctic fueling facility was added to the overall cost of the AOPS...

Heading back to Canada after repairs in Norway from a fire. Picture courtesy of Warship Cams.

The Kingston Class has reached its design life of 25 years. After a through review of the class structural integrity ABS (American Bureau of Shipping) has determined the class can be extended up 15 additional years due to the shape the ships are in. HMCS Kingston the first ship to reach the 25...

While I don't believe Canada will ever purchase nuclear submarines, the offer the UK has made to help Canada in regards to the arctic opens a possibility for a lease for Canada. What I propose is that the UK build a number of Astute Class and partially crew and lease them to Canada. All...

So, we know that a Canadian submarine replacement program has stood up or is about to standup. There is lots of speculation of what Canada will eventually choose. While there is much talk about going with a proven design there are also many who have suggested the RCN going with our own modern...