Canada and the RCN hosted NATO submarine commanders in Victoria to discuss undersea warfare, emerging technology and Allied interoperability.
HMCS Max Bernays returned to Esquimalt after achieving milestones in icebreaking, surveillance and drone operations.
Jared Qwustenuxun Williams explores how Indigenous food systems connect culture, community, knowledge, and relationships with the land.
S2 Paul Paduch shares how service in the RCN helped him face his fear of open water, build resilience, and find belonging.
Archana Cini, Lookout Newspaper More than 600 military and civilian Defence Team members gathered at Naden Athletic Centre on Oct 6 for the annual Ship to Shore Industrial Tradeshow, where ...
Hosted by the Lookout Newspaper, the Winter Social is a welcoming marketplace and community gathering this January at CFB ...
On an annual basis, the Navy League of Canada’s Exceptional Sailors Programme recognizes outstanding sailors across the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) formations, who’ve gone above and beyond professional ...
The Raven Indigenous Summer Program is back this year with a few major revamps. Not only are half of this year’s staff women, but two staff members have Indigenous backgrounds. Such diversity brings ...
Everyone in the Navy has a ‘trade’, which is considered to be their job or specialty. A traditional way a specialist might be identified is through the title artificer, which indicates a skilled ...
After months of work, the $162.5 million Esquimalt Harbour Remediation Project reached a major milestone with the completion of remediation at the Y-Jetty and Lang Cove site in the summer. The ...
The conversation on leadership at Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Esquimalt continues with Captain(N) (Capt(N)) Douglas Layton, who took command of the base on July 21. While new to the appointment, his ...
One of the oldest steam-powered crane barges in Canada resides at CFB Esquimalt, and this year it celebrates 60 years of service. YD 250 is part of the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) Auxiliary Fleet on the ...