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 ...

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 ...

Reader for Issuu Volume 71, Issue 20, October 05, 2026 Oct 5, 2026 | 2026, Lookout Full Editions ...

From Aug 31 to Sept 2, the Fairmont Empress Hotel and the Victoria Conference Centre (VCC) became one of the most secure square kilometres on Canada’s West Coast for the 2026 Indo-Pacific Chiefs of ...

Welcome to the October instalment of From the Chaplain’s Desk, a series that showcases reflections from chaplains serving at Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Esquimalt. Each piece offers personal ...

RCN veteran Michael Erwin finds purpose after retirement through art. At 63, he returns to school at VISA to develop his creative skills. Now pursuing a BFA, Erwin encourages others to embrace art.

Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Esquimalt’s annual Ship to Shore Industrial Tradeshow returns on Tuesday, Oct 6, bringing more than 40 industry suppliers and partners to the Naden Athletic Centre to ...