Replacing the Subs

[Retired AF Guy]

Latest from CTV News:

Will the Germans or South Koreans emerge as Canada’s sub deal winner?

Choosing the winning bid for Canada’s next generation submarine fleet is coming down to the wire.

www.ctvnews.ca

Extract from the article:

Meanwhile, the Republic of Korea Navy has offered to provide 200 Canadian submariners with a training facility equipped with a tactical simulator on its navy base in Jinhae.

 

[MilEME09]

Latest from CTV News:

Will the Germans or South Koreans emerge as Canada’s sub deal winner?

Choosing the winning bid for Canada’s next generation submarine fleet is coming down to the wire.

www.ctvnews.ca

Extract from the article:

Hanwha just dropped the regional break down of investment if they get the deal

https://twitter.com/x/status/2071988398537965657

 

[Czech_pivo]

Hanwha just dropped the regional break down of investment if they get the deal

https://twitter.com/x/status/2071988398537965657

Well, when you watch that clip you can clearly see that Hanwha understands how you do business and win contracts in Canada - Quebec has a 3 to 1new job ratio over Ontario. Someone coached them well.

 

[Oldgateboatdriver]

Kicked like a mule.

Well, when you watch that clip you can clearly see that Hanwha understands how you do business and win contracts in Canada - Quebec has a 3 to 1new job ratio over Ontario. Someone coached them well.

That's probably due to two factors only: More accessible critical minerals in Quebec, because our "North" is already a lot more accessible than Ontario's, and around Montreal's South shore, we have a lot of highly specialized steel and aluminum producers, whereas Ontario's steel industry is more concentrated in large volume of more general purpose steel,