Three Royal Canadian Navy ships are sailing from Halifax as part of a two-month deployment to a mission in the Canadian Arctic that will see crews conduct community relations activities, help conduct scientific trials and patrol the Northwest Passage. https://www.saltwire.com/cape-breton/news/three-royal-canadian-navy-ships-departing-halifax-for-arctic-mission-100759458/ | The News

On the eve of naming the future #HMCSProtecteur, let’s dive into what these GINORMOUS ships will mean for Canada. 🍁 🚢 Our Protecteur class, the Auxiliary Oiler Replenishment vessels, will represent a new era of capability and excellence for Canadian sailors and officers. Designed to provide critical replenishment at sea, these ships are key to enhancing Canada’s naval operations around the world. With critical features such as: ✔️ Capacity for fuel, munitions, and provisions; ✔️ Advanced medic

4.1K views · 88 reactions | It’s National Indigenous History Month & we celebrate the contributions and salute past & present Indigenous members of the Canadian Forces. Throughout our history, First Nations, Métis & Inuit people have contributed greatly to Canadian military operations. #DiversityIsOurStrength #IndigenousHistoryMonth | Royal Canadian Navy | Facebook

Not all heroes wear capes, this one wore a naval nursing uniform. 👩‍⚕️🏥 ⚓ Her story is one we will continue to tell for years as HMCS Margaret Brooke continues to make Canadian naval history. 🍁 As Canadians, her story is our story to share and remember. #SheTheNavy #WomensHistoryMonth #ReadyToLead #HMCSMargaretBrooke HMCS Margaret Brooke / NCSM Margaret Brooke | Royal Canadian Navy

From the first Black man to receive the Victoria Cross,to the first Canadian warship to call Esquimalt home - November is filled with proud moments in our naval history. We honour the legacy, the service, and the sacrifice. #WeTheNavy #CanadaRemembers | Royal Canadian Navy