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Is the issue/concern - ice or depths or both?

Understood but is the terrain substantially different than what we just went through in putting a road from Inuvik to Tuk?

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/02/trump-india-trade-deal-tariffs.html Trump says U.S. and India reached trade deal, will lower tariffs immediately Prime Minister Narendra Modi committed to “stop buying Russian Oil, and to buy much more from the United States and, potentially, Venezuela,” Trump...

Is that category 'A' for anal?

I think that the case for an all weather road today is a strong one and regardless what decision is made on the RCN/CCG stationing assets there.

I've been at Rotary Centennial Pond at Burlington's Spencer Smith Park when these fellows have been there displaying their models. Usually a great turn out and much loved by the young kids watching it all unfold. https://confederationmarinemodellers.ca/

That is quite the hobby you've got!

I'm not sure, great question, I unfortunately made that assumption.

Yes, 100% Pulling on the thread a bit more, it could be the case, longer term, that if these torps are produced within Canada that during the first re-fit of the Rivers, their torps could be converted over to handle these produced domestically here in Canada. That would create a potential...

The article talked directly about the potential production of 3 types of torps - heavy, light and long range as @HavokFour pointed out.

Spitballing here, what are the chances of these torps being integrated onto the yet to be announced CDC's? Would a dozen subs and a dozen CDC's using them make a reasonable number for production to be based here?

My only 2 questions would be this; 1) How long is the shipping season from Churchill to Iqaluit without the need for icebreakers? 2) Though 400nm shorter, does a ship from Churchill to Iqaluit run at the same speed as a ship from St John's to Iqaluit? Meaning is the duration the same or less...

It sounds like we have an extremely limited number of options and that not a single one of them seems to be 'head and shoulders' above the rest.

Wonder if it will get any coverage down in the US

In ‘93 I spent just under a month in Hungary while doing my MPA (Master’s in Public Administration) in Belgium/The Netherlands. We were there working on a project with a department in the Economic University of Budapest. We took a trip one weekend up to a small city north of Budapest called...

A great read - How the EV pullback is affecting factories and jobs in the South How the EV pullback is affecting factories and jobs in the South

Unmarked car, masked men with weapons drawn, not identifying themselves before pointing their weapons at you, no official ID presented to the person, no explanation as to why they are demanding the person to exist the vehicle - wow.

Lol, you ‘gave proof’ is something that was written a number of years in the past - well before the ground shifted. Carney, as any intelligent person does, shifted his opinion when confronted with overwhelming evidence as to why it would be a good idea and necessary to do so. As a small child I...

A win for Alberta - 10$ billion petrochem investment after a multi-yr delay. I wonder if the recent 'pro oil/gas industry' policies and reproachment between Ottawa/Alberta might have pushed this forward again...

If the Centre holds......otherwise its Yeats and 'The Second Coming' for us.....