RUSI(NS) Staff, Author at Royal United Services Institute of Nova Scotia

Remembering Merchant Mariners

The first weekend of May each year, Canada remembers those who served in the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN), the Royal

The presence of a major shipyard in Halifax and a large number of boatyards about Nova Scotia means that there

by Blair Gilmore On May 10, 2017, as part of their Distinguished Speaker program, the Royal United Services Institute of

Normally an article about a paint scheme on the hull of a BC ferry would not draw the attention of

On 5 April 2017, Brigadier-General C.J. Turenne, Commander 5 Canadian Division and Deputy Commander Joint Task Force Atlantic, briefed the Royal

On April 2, 2017, the Dalhousie Undergraduate History Society1 invited Honorary Colonel John Boileau2 to give a lecture entitled Canada

On 15 February 2017, Fleet Diving Unit (Atlantic) [FDU(A)] hosted members of RUSI(NS), the RCMP Underwater Recovery Team and other

It is not just overseas that members of the Canadian Armed Forces and Canadian police face child soldiers. It can

Media have reported (“HMCS Winnipeg and HMCS Ottawa leaving Monday for new deployment“) that two frigates from the Royal Canadian

By definition, a battle group (BG) is a temporary organization of warfighting units/subunits grouped together for a specific operation or