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DND faces pointed questions on proposed Hartlen Point warship testing site - Vimarsana News

DND faces pointed questions on proposed Hartlen Point warship testing site

Canada’s military said during a public feedback session Tuesday night that it will mitigate any environmental effects from its planned $65M facility. But for some onlookers, the Navy is missing the boat.

Public meeting for new $65M military testing site in Hartlen Point - Vimarsana News

Public meeting for new $65M military testing site in Hartlen Point

If you live in Eastern Passage, it's a chance to have your say on a $65 million military testing site planned ...

How the DND chose Hartlen Point for its planned warship testing site - Vimarsana News

How the DND chose Hartlen Point for its planned warship testing site

Private documents reveal what the military is looking for in a future site, but also raise questions about the site’s viability.

Military facility at Hartlen Point could ruin area for birding, surfing, fishing - Vimarsana News

Military facility at Hartlen Point could ruin area for birding, surfing, fishing

The DND wants to build a $65M warship testing site and warns of potentially harmful radio emissions. That’s an environmental concern for people nearby.

'Protecting a special place': Community concerned about DND project at Hartlen Point - Vimarsana News

'Protecting a special place': Community concerned about DND project at Hartlen Point

Community members in Eastern Passage are concerned about a Department of National Defence construction project. A warship systems testing facility is set to be built at Hartlen Point, but residents of the area say they do not have enough information and are worried about the impact of the development.

Source: cbc.ca