The Canadian shipyard building the navy's new destroyers and the British ... the long-buried F-35 saga still lurking within the new destroyer program. The first attempt by the former Conservative ...

HMCS Skeena, built by North Van's Burrard Dry Dock, was designed to protect NATO countries from submarine attacks during the ...

Second from left, Vice Admiral Angus Topshee, commander of the Royal Canadian Navy, is briefed about HD Hyundai Heavy ...

The destroyers will act as a replacement vessel for both the Royal Canadian Navy’s (RCN’s) Iroquois destroyer fleet, and its ageing 12-vessel Halifax-class frigate fleet, built in the 1980s and 1990s, ...

Canadian shipbuilder Seaspan has begun construction of the country’s new heavy polar icebreaker vessel. The first steel for the new Canadian Coast Guard (CCG) vessel was cut on 3 April in North ...

The Canadian Royal Navy makes a significant advance in its River-class destroyer program after signing a contract with BAE Systems and Irving Shipbuilding Inc. (ISI). These ships will be a key ...

Canada awarded a construction contract for the first RCDs, shown here in a rendering. (Royal Canadian Navy) Canada recently awarded Irving Shipbuilding (ISI) a contract with an initial value of ...

(Andrew Vaughan/The Canadian Press) The other political flashpoint is cost. The navy is hoping to acquire 15 of the destroyers, which were recently designated as the River class of warships.

Flying during Women's History Month, the flag is a particularly poignant choice for the Arleigh Burke-class guided missile ...