Yearly Archives: 2010

HMS Arc Royal



Named after the flag ship at the Battle of Traflger, HMS Ark Royal is also the Current Royal Navy Flag Ship.
She arrived in Halifax this morning with several other British warships (tied up at the Ocean Terminals) for the International Fleet review.

She (and many others) will be open for tours this coming weekend.

other shipyard news

Atlantic Elm is undergoing work against the Nova Dock. She was in the graving Dock, making space now for a frigate.

Atlantic Condor is progressing nicely – the main superstructure has been rolled outside and has been painted, and the hull can be seen (faintly) under construction in the assembly building.

HMCS Preserver is in the NovaDock, Algonquin is at the Machine Shop Warf, and A frigate in the Graving Dock.

Weekly News Bits

The Naval Centenial:
Parades, proclamation mark 100th anniversary of navy

Navy celebrates centennial by restoring historic insignia

We’re proud of our namesake

Steep staircase leads to seafarers’ tales

Hatches finally open for women

Why a small loop of gold braid means so much to our navy

Port News:
CN, Halifax port and terminal operators create supply-chain partnership

Maersk Line announces new weekly call at Halifax

Weekly News Bits

Port Traffic Improves:
Figures point to port’s recovery
Halifax breakbulk cargo up 30.3 percent
Port’s pulse takes turn for the better
Halifax Container Throughput Climbs 41.4 Percent

Shipping Lobster by Ship:
New way to ship lobster

And Some History:
Pictures wisely chosen for Wartime Halifax
Fairmiles took on important role of coastal patrol, some were built here(Book Review)
World War II frigate named for Carleton Place recalled during special presentation on Tuesday

Flintermar loading grain


Flintermar shown here loading grain at Pier 27/28. Ships will unload grain on the otherside of the Pier at 25/26

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