Canada's Navy Returns to Arctic After Long Absence - New Delhi Times - India Only International Newspaper

Amid growing competition for control of the Arctic seaways, Canada’s navy has re-entered the region after a decades-long absence with a versatile new class of vessel that is equally at home in the frozen North or in tropical seas. The HMCS Harry DeWolf recently became the first Royal Canadian Navy ship to sail through the…

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