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HMCS Vancouver Battle Cats Broadcast - Pacific Navy News - Vimarsana News

HMCS Vancouver Battle Cats Broadcast - Pacific Navy News

With mixed emotions, His Majesty’s Canadian Ship (HMCS) Vancouver's ship's company departed Canadian Forces Base Esquimalt. It sailed past the Victoria waterfront on Aug. 14, bidding farewell to families and friends as we embarked on another exciting adventure in the Indo-Pacific region.

ANALYSIS: To lead on Arctic issues, Trudeau must be more present in the North - National - Vimarsana News

ANALYSIS: To lead on Arctic issues, Trudeau must be more present in the North - National

A Global News analysis of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's itineraries shows that, of the 2,658 days he's been in office, he's spent just 10 days in the Arctic.

US opens diplomatic post in northern Norway as world powers fight for their share of the Arctic - Vimarsana News

US opens diplomatic post in northern Norway as world powers fight for their share of the Arctic

Russia’s military, despite the drain on its resources from the Ukraine war, has maintained a significant presence in the Arctic circle

A timeline of China's alleged interference in recent Canadian elections - Vimarsana News

A timeline of China's alleged interference in recent Canadian elections

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has appointed David Johnston as special rapporteur to review the findings of two probes into alleged election interference by China. Here’s a timeline of how the events of suspected foreign meddling have unfolded

Canada discovers Chinese monitoring buoys in Arctic, sparks controversy - Vimarsana News

Canada discovers Chinese monitoring buoys in Arctic, sparks controversy

The discovery of Chinese monitoring buoys in the Arctic Ocean by the Canadian military has sparked pressing concerns about Beijing's interventions in Canadian affairs, including interference in recent federal elections, reported The Globe and Mail.