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Blessing of Hosaqami II Totem Pole
KwaGulth First Nations Chief Tony Hunt addresses dignitaries and guests at the start of the traditional blessing ceremony.
Battle of the Atlantic Ceremony
Cdr. Allyn Holborn salutes Rear-Admiral Nigel Greenwood for God Save the Queen in front of the Empress Hotel.
HMCS Oriole, is re-launched at Point Hope Shipyard.
Navy’s longest serving commission ship, HMCS Oriole, is re-launched at Point Hope Shipyard.
Drugs recovered by HMCS Charlottetown
Drugs recovered by HMCS Charlottetown that were dumped in the Gulf of Aden while the ship was on Operation Artemis.
Tactical manoeuvre and live fire scenarios.
Exercises in tactical manoeuvre and live fire scenarios in Idaho.
LCdr Kathryn Hodgson shaves head for Sailors for a Cure.
LCdr Kathryn Hodgson had her head shaved for Sailors for a Cure – a fundraiser created by PO2 Bruce Bevil in honour of his sister-in-law who is still battling cancer after 9 years.
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HMCS Charlottetown intercepts narcotics shipment
A small boat in the vicinity of the Canadian warship was suspected of illegal activity, and the ScanEagle Unmanned Arial Vehicle (UAV) was being sent to investigate.
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Navy transformation changes announced
The focus of Navy transformation Bound II is a move towards a quote one-navy unquote model, where the Navy’s core mission processes, including training, readiness and new capability introduction, are realigned around new pan-naval authorities.
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Roger’s Chocolate gets wrapped up in the Navy
The product launch of the Roger’s Chocolate bar with the Navy wrapper. Please click here if you are interested in purchasing a ROYAL CANADIAN NAVY MILK CHOCOLATE BAR
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Traumatic Brain Injury: Listening to the symptoms
Traumatic Brain Injury: Listening to the symptoms Two individuals suffer traumatic brain injuries (TBI) with the same level of severity. Yet their recoveries are markedly different. Why? A TBI can occur when a person experiences sudden brain trauma. Although a blow to the head is a common cause, injury to the head is not the [...]
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Steps to a Healthier, Happier You
The weather is warm and the skies are blue. It’s the perfect time to get outside and enjoy the day. It’s also a good time to think about getting healthier. Simply dropping a few pounds can boost your confidence, help you feel better physically and prevent some of the illnesses associated with obesity, such as [...]
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The Lookout Newspaper – Pacific Navy News An award-winning weekly publication, the Lookout Newspaper is the main source of news for CFB Esquimalt’s military members, veterans, civilian employees and their families. Weekly circulation is 4,500 a week with an additional 1,600+ online.
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Community Guides
The Maritime Forces Pacific Activity Guide The AG is a comprehensive booklet on all fitness, sports, recreation, health, children, family and other morale and welfare programs available to the Defence community. It has a distribution of 5,500 copies, and is produced three times a year. Call 250-363-3372 Base Information Guide Produced annually, the Base [...]
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Trade Shows
CFB Esquimalt Workplace Health & Safety Expo May 10, 2012 Email for more info or to secure your vendor placement. melissa.atkinson@forces.gc.ca CFB Esquimalt Industrial Supplier Trade Show September 20, 2012 Email for more info or to secure your vendor placement. melissa.atkinson@forces.gc.ca Maritime Forces Pacific Expo Education & wellness tradeshow February 8, 2012 [...]
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