🍁 Taking the Fall Rhapsody Shuttle this weekend? Here’s what you need to know! 😃 If you’re new to Ottawa and you haven’t taken the free shuttle before, take note. 👉 📍 Boarding point in Ottawa: Pindigen Park (Wellington St & Booth St) 🕘 First departure: 9:10 AM 🕒 Last departure: 3:10 PM ⏱️ Runs every: 20 minutes 🗺️ Main stops: Canadian Museum of History → Montcalm Station → South Entrance → Pink Lake → Lauriault/Mulvihill Lake → Mackenzie King Estate → King Mountain → Champlain Lookout → C

Three cheers for another chapter in the history books! Yesterday, HMCS Max Bernays/ NCSM Max Bernays was formally commissioned into service in North Vancouver. The ceremony, a long-standing naval tradition, officially welcomed our third Arctic and Offshore Patrol Vessel into service. It is the first ship of its class to be based in our Pacific Fleet in Esquimalt, British Columbia. Her Royal Highness, The Princess Royal presented the commissioning pennant to the ship in her role as Commodore-in-C

🗡️🦁 Welcome aboard HMCS Frédérick Rolette: open for FREE public tours! 🗓️ Saturday, June 14th, 2025 ⏰ 1300hr - 1700hr 📍Port de Québec Quai 22 Place des Canotiers, 40 rue Dalhousie, Quebec City We proudly welcome our newest Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship into the fleet. Named in honour of naval hero Lieutenant Frédérick Rolette, a fearless leader during the War of 1812, this state-of-the-art ship is ready to carry his legacy forward. Designed to operate in Canada’s Arctic and around the worl

5.2K views · 213 reactions | #WednesdayWisdom: HMCS St. John's / NCSM St. John's was commissioned on June 24, 1996, and has since served in missions off of Syria, in Afghanistan and participated in covert drug operations with the RCMP. Take a look inside the HMCS St. John's! #Navy101 #WeTheNavy ⚓️ | Royal Canadian Navy | Facebook

Post-War Peacetime Career (as HMCS Quebec) Coronation Review: In June 1953, HMCS Quebec, under Rear Admiral Bidwell, led the Canadian Coronation Squadron to Spithead for Queen Elizabeth II's coronation naval review. Global Training Cruises: In 1954, she embarked on a 7-week training cruise to South America, visiting several ports. In 1955, she became the first Canadian naval ship to circumnavigate Africa, visiting Cape Town, Port Elizabeth, Durban, Mombasa, and Port Said. Training Role: HMCS Que