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🚨 ROYAL Navy is on track to have just ONE working ASW frigate available for ops next year.
They need 13
They have 5
2 could be ruled “unseaworthy” in months as per @NavyLookout
That leaves 3, all over 24 yrs old
1 on ops
1 in work up
1 in maintenance
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Reserve Transition Support (RTS) intends to help eligible ill or injured reservists with medical circumstances that restrict them from employment for 6 months or more.
RTS may help with return to duty or military to civilian transition by providing a period of up to 3 years of Class “B” Reserve Service, access to medical treatment, rehabilitation and service benefits.
To find out more, contact your CAF Transition Centre Services Coordinator or visit our page on RTS resources for ill or injured reservists: canada.ca/en/ombudsman-natio…
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China wants a greater Arctic presence. But does Russia want it there?
Adm Lars Saunes explores their uneasy partnership and Russia’s dependence on Chinese investment.
Could recent U.S. sanctions relief change that equation?
🎥 Watch the full discussion: rausi.ca/chokepoints-and-fla…
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River class frigate HMCS Cape Breton (K 350) T/Lt.Cdr. Alexander McAllister McLarnon, RCNR: Commissioned 25.10.43.
Built by Morton Engineering and Dry Dock Co. Quebec City, Quebec.
Off the North Cape ‘44.
Mammoet signs up to develop floating dry dock and ship repair hub in Canada en.portnews.ru/news/398737/
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Flower class corvette HMCS Sherbrooke (K 152): Launched at Marine Industries Ltd. Sorel, Quebec 25.10.40.
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Flower class corvette HMCS La Malbaie (K 273): Launched at Marine Industries Ltd. Sorel, Quebec 25.10.41.
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25 Oct 1944 // Destroyer HMCS Skeena dragged her anchors in a storm on the night of 24/25 Oct at Reykjavik, Iceland, and was driven ashore and wrecked on Viðey. 15 men lost their lives. Her remains were sold for scrap in 1945. (Image: Wikimedia Commons) #RoyalCanadianNavy #WW2
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Flower class corvette HMCS Morden (K 170): Laid down at Port Arthur Shipbuilding Co. Port Arthur, Ontario 25.10.40.
Photographed from HMCS Owen Sound (K340).
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Flower (rev.) class corvette HMCS North Bay (K 339) T/Lt. Berkeley Hynes, RCNVR: Commissioned 25.10.43.
Built by Collingwood Shipyards Ltd. Collingwood, Ontario.
In heavy seas in the North Atlantic.
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River class frigate HMCS Inch Arran (K 667): Laid down at Davie Shipbuilding and Repairing Co. Ltd. Lauzon, Quebec 25.10.43.
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You're looking at the first photo of the Earth from space. It was taken by a camera mounted on a captured German V2 rocket launched by the U.S. military on this day in 1946.
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Flower class corvette HMCS Dauphin (K 157): Launched at Canadian Vickers Ltd. Montreal, Quebec 24.10.40.
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River class frigate HMS Cuckmere (K 299): Launched at Canadian Vickers Montreal, Canada 24.10.42.
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Algerine (Reciprocating engined) class minesweeper HMS Friendship (J 398): Launched at Toronto Shipbuilding Ltd. Toronto, Ontario 24.10.42.
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Bring Remembrance online with the Digital Poppy. Honour the fallen and support Veterans. Create yours today at MyPoppy.ca #MyPoppy
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WHERE IS THE ACCOUNTABILITY FOR CANADIANS INJURED AFTER COVID-19 VACCINATION?
MP Lianne Rood of Middlesex—London and MP Dean Allison of Niagara West are pressing Liberal Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Health Maggie Chi on the government’s failure to adequately compensate Canadians who were injured following Covid-19 vaccination.
Canadians were urged — and, in many cases, pressured through government mandates — to get vaccinated. Yet those who suffered serious harm are still fighting for recognition, support, and compensation.
If the government had the authority to pressure Canadians to get vaccinated, why has it failed to ensure meaningful support for those who were harmed?
These Canadians deserve answers, not silence. They deserve accountability, not bureaucratic obstacles.
TAKE ACTION: Contact your MP and demand that the federal government address the concerns of Canadians reporting vaccine injuries, improve access to medical support, and ensure a fair and transparent compensation process. Ask your MP to press the Minister of Health for a public response.
Find your MP here: ourcommons.ca/members/en
@DeanAllisonMP @Lianne_Rood @Shawnbuckleylaw @enqueteallison @maggiechidvn @MarjoriePLC
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