Kiel, Germany-headquartered TKMS, which is one of the two finalists to build the Royal Canadian Navy’s planned Patrol ...

The Canadian government remains tight-lipped on the timeline and funding required for the next steps of its Canadian ...

BERLIN (Reuters) -The Canadian Prime Minister announced Tuesday that a German-Norwegian partnership is one of the top contenders for Canada's new submarine program, as Ottawa and Berlin also agreed to ...

The Navy invited a Canadian submariner aboard its 3,000-ton submarine during recent maritime drills, officials said Thursday, as South Korea seeks to win a major deal to supply submarines to Canada.

Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems CEO Oliver Burkhard (R) gestures as he talks to German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius (2nd R) during their visit of a shipyard of Thyssenkrupp Marine Systems that will ...

Royal Canadian Navy submarine HMCS Victoria (SSK-876) arrives at Naval Base Kitsap-Bangor, Wash., for a port call and routine maintenance in 2011. US Navy Photo The Canadian government is requesting ...

Joël Lightbound, Canada’s Minister of Government Transformation, Public Works and Procurement, and the Honourable Stephen Fuhr, Secretary of State (Defence Procurement), have announced that the ...

South Korea and the United States have agreed to pursue a separate agreement for cooperation on nuclear-powered submarines. A working-level U.S.

Key Points and Summary - In a shocking 1981 NATO exercise, a Canadian diesel-electric submarine successfully penetrated a U.S. aircraft carrier strike group and notionally "sank" the USS Dwight D.

Canada finds itself in a sticky geopolitical situation. The incoming Trump administration seems to believe that it is going to at some point annex Canada. Meanwhile, the Russians are breathing down ...

KIEL, Germany and TROIS-RIVIÈRES, QC, Dec. 18, 2025 /CNW/ - TKMS and Marmen, one of North America's most respected high-precision manufacturing companies, have signed a strategic Teaming Agreement to ...

For the first time since they were purchased in 1998, the Royal Canadian Navy has reached a stage where three of its four diesel-electric submarines are now shipshape and available for operations.