There’s a lot of activity in the Baltic Sea this week. Yesterday saw the start of Northern Coasts (NOCO 2019). Over 40 surface ships, submarines, related aircraft, and some 3,000 troops are involved from 18 nations including Belgium, Denmark, Germany,… »
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Canada history: Aug 6,1942; Battle of the Atlantic- a deadly duel in the fog
HMCS Assiniboine and U-210 It is the kind of battle that Hollywood might dream up as fantasy, but it was absolutely real. In August 1942 Canadian River class destroyer HMCS Assiniboine was escorting a convoy of 33 supply ships from… »
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Canada history: July 8, 1760 – Ending French control in North America
Battle of the Restigouche: This naval battle helped determine the future of North America After years of contention between France and Britain in North America and the final British capture of Quebec City, French influence in the continent was waning… »
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Canada losing marine research ability
It’s the latest concern for marine scientists. The Canadian Coast Guard research vessel Matthew is up for auction. Canadian Coast Guard research vessel Matthew. To be auction off this week., severely limiting Canada’s oceangraphic research and mapping ability © wikipaedia This… »
Economy, Environment & Animal Life, International, Internet, Science & Technology
Floating nuclear power stations for Arctic?
An Ontario company is proposing the idea of small floating nuclear stations to power mining sites and towns in the Arctic. At a mining symposium last week in the Arctic city of Iqaluit in Nunavut, Dunedin Energy Systems suggested the… »
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