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Iran's largest warship catches fire, sinks in Gulf of Oman
The largest warship in the Iranian navy has caught fire and sank in the Gulf of Oman under unclear circumstancesAutonomous drone attacked soldiers in Libya all on its own
Libyan forces were "hunted down and remotely engaged" by an autonomous drone, a UN report reads.
Libyan forces were "hunted down and remotely engaged" by an autonomous drone, a UN report reads. Canadian soldier faces mutiny charges for trying to block vaccine distribution
Officer cadet Ladislas Kenderesi urged soldiers not to distribute vaccine at anti-lockdown rally in December Ottawa failed to properly implement sexual misconduct report, top Defence civil servant says | CBC News
Canada's deputy minister of National Defence says the military's operation to end sexual misconduct in its ranks "lost its way" because the government failed to properly implement recommendations from a landmark report into the issue six years ago. Canadian soldier charged with feeding cannabis cupcakes to artillery unit during live-fire exercise
A Canadian army gunner is facing more than a dozen charges after she allegedly served cannabis-laced cupcakes to her unsuspecting artillery unit during a live-fire exercise. Russia flexes muscles in challenge for Arctic control
Russia vows to protect its interests from a remote outpost as global warming opens up the Arctic. Former reservist stripped of Order of Military Merit for wearing medals he was never awarded
A Quebec man who served with the Canadian Armed Forces reserves and cadets for three decades has been expelled from one of the military's highest honours after it was discovered he was wearing medals he was never awarded. Trauma retreat for military sex assault survivors used sex offender as 'peer mentor'
Some Canadian Armed Forces veterans and first responders who are sexual assault survivors said they were outraged to learn their peer mentor at a women’s trauma retreat was himself a registered sex offender. State Dept. reaches $13M deal with Honeywell to settle allegations of violating export laws
The State Department announced it has reached a $13 million settlement with U.S. defense contractor Honeywell International over allegations it exported technical data concerning fighter jets and other military vehicles to foreign countries, including Chi Canadian warship makes record-setting heroin seizure on Arabian Sea
A Canadian warship has seized an estimated $23 million in heroin and methamphetamine off the coast of Oman, a record-setting haul for the multinational Combined Maritime Forces coalition that was founded in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks Military recorded more than 500 sexual assault reports during five-year effort to stamp out misconduct | CBC News
In what might turn out to be Operation Honour's epitaph, the Department of National Defence (DND) has tabled new figures in Parliament that show there were 581 reports of sexual assault in the Canadian military over the last five years.Crew declared dead as lost Indonesian submarine found broken into pieces
Indonesia's military on Sunday officially said all 53 crew members from a submarine that sank and broke apart last week are dead and that search teams had located the vessel's wreckage on the ocean floor.
Indonesia's military on Sunday officially said all 53 crew members from a submarine that sank and broke apart last week are dead and that search teams had located the vessel's wreckage on the ocean floor. Ranger unit failed to deal with extremist members, says army investigation report
A troubled Canadian military reserve unit failed to promptly address hateful conduct by two of its members who were associating with far-right extremist organizations, according to a military investigation report obtained by CBC News. Navy submarine has long-term damage to ballast tank from errant test, report says
An internal Defence Department report has pulled back the curtain on the damage caused by an errant test on one of Canada's four submarines last year, suggesting some of the damage is permanent and could continue to pose a risk over the long term. Nato intercepts Russian planes '10 times in a day'
The Western military alliance says it responded to an "unusual peak of flights" in several areas. Senior military commander under investigation after being accused of sexually assaulting subordinate | CBC News
The military's head of personnel — one of the more prominent leaders in the Canadian Armed Forces — is on indefinite leave with pay as he faces an investigation over an allegation of rape that dates back almost three decades.& Federal government to apologize for treatment of No. 2 Construction Battalion members
The Canadian government plans to formally apologize to members of the No. 2 Construction Battalion — the country's first and only segregated military unit — for the treatment they endured during and following their service in the First World War. Former soldier pleads guilty in high-profile military sexual assault case | CBC News
A high-profile sexual assault case involving the Canadian military has come to an end following years of legal battles. Former warrant officer André Gagnon pleaded guilty today to assaulting former master corporal Stéphanie Raymond — a case that helpe Canada issues Royal Canadian Navy ISTAR UAS request for information
Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) on 29 January issued a request for information (RFI) for the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) Intelligence, Surveillance, Target Acquisition, and Reconnaissance (ISTAR) unmanned aircraft system (UAS) pr... Former deputy NORAD commander leaving military after having an affair while in U.S. | CBC News
A senior Canadian military officer has announced his departure from the armed forces after an affair he had with an American civilian became public. Senior female officer quits Canadian Forces, says she's 'sickened' by reports of sexual misconduct | CBC News
One of the most prominent women in the Canadian military has resigned, saying she is “disgusted” by ongoing reports of sexual misconduct in the Armed Forces and dismayed that it has taken this long for the problem to come to the fo NORAD upgrade could be 'transformative,' Inuit business leader says
An impending upgrade of the North American Aerospace Defense Command could create economic opportunities for Inuit if it’s done right, says Clint Davis, Military conducted secret investigation of reservist Patrik Mathews as a possible terrorist threat
The military's counter-intelligence unit secretly investigated Patrik Mathews — a former Manitoba army reservist and alleged recruiter for a neo-Nazi group — as a possible terrorist threat and produced classified reports months before he fled the coun Top defence official says China is a threat to Canadian Arctic
Deputy minister Jody Thomas said Beijing is turning its attention to Canada’s Northwest Passage as melting ice opens up Arctic sea lanes to shipping and resource exploitation, including fish, petroleum and critical minerals 'Complete failure' of main engines sidelines 8-year-old Canadian Coast Guard vesse
The mid-shore coast guard patrol vessel CCGS G. Peddle is expected back in service by late summer. The ship was forced to tie up in June 2020 after engine failures. 1st woman named as vice-chief of the defence staff in military shakeup
An important shakeup is happening at the top of the Canadian military. The deputy commander of the Armed Forces has been replaced. Lt-Gen. Mike Rouleau will step aside as Vice-Chief of the Defence Staff to make way for Lt.-Gen. Frances Allen, the country' Canadian soldier found dead in his quarters in Afghanistan: military
A member of the Canadian Armed Forces has died in Afghanistan. The Defence Department says Master Warrant Officer Guy Adam Law was found dead in his quarters at the Canadian Embassy in Kabul on Feb. 25. Cost of Coast Guard ship balloons to nearly $1B as questions mount over federal shipbuilding plan
The original cost for the offshore oceanographic science vessel was supposed to be one-tenth that amountFrench military jets cut off village's power supply by flying low
The two Rafale aircraft hit electrical lines on a low-altitude training flight in the south.
The two Rafale aircraft hit electrical lines on a low-altitude training flight in the south. Defence chief's says senior leadership needs to change after 'diversity makes us stronger' tweet met with criticism online | CTV News
Canada's recently appointed Chief of the Defence Staff Admiral Art McDonald says the senior leadership of the Canadian Armed Forces needs to better reflect Canada’s diverse populations after he was criticized online for a tweet about the importance of d Special Forces pulls new pistols from service after soldier injured in misfire
A member of Canada's elite JTF-2 counterterrorism unit was injured last fall after his brand new handgun fired by itself. The incident has prompted special forces to pull the SIG Sauer P320 out of service. The military is facing question about the choice Delivery of first Navy warship in $60B project will be delayed by years, DND says
The Defence Department revealed the first ship is now scheduled for delivery in the early 2030s as officials grapple with design and construction issues Sailor with white supremacist past to be let go by the navy
The navy is cutting ties with a Calgary reservist who at one time was the online administrator of neo-Nazi web site. Leading Seaman Boris Mihajlovic will be released from the military following a command level review, the commander of the navy has said.Plan to rebuild defence early-warning system means political, fiscal headaches for Trudeau government
A proposal to rebuild North America's early warning defence network poses a host of new challenges — both political and fiscal — for the Trudeau government.
A proposal to rebuild North America's early warning defence network poses a host of new challenges — both political and fiscal — for the Trudeau government. N.W.T. gov't signs deal for fuel re-supply at NORAD radar sites
The N.W.T. government has signed a five-year deal with a Florida-based firm to supply and deliver fuel to radar sites in the North. Proud Boys confrontation was wake-up call about military racism, hate: Defence chief
The outgoing commander of Canada's military says he first realized the Canadian Armed Forces had a real problem with hate and racism three years ago, when navy sailors identifying themselves as "Proud Boys" confronted Indigenous protesters in Halifax.Back to Canada News
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