In a significant display of international defense cooperation, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney visited Hanwha Ocean’s Geoje Shipyard in South Korea’s Gyeongnam Province on October 30. The visit marked a crucial moment in Canada’s ongoing “Canada Patrol Submarine Project (CPSP)”,

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More than 3,000 kilometres north of the nation’s capital, soldiers, ships and aircraft of Canada’s Armed Forces gathered this week in one of the most remote areas of the country to answer one question: How would they board a foreign vessel that neither wanted to be seen,

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South Korea's prime minister put his political weight behind his country's multibillion-dollar bid to sell Canada submarines. Kim Min-seok accompanied his Canadian counterpart, Mark Carney, on a tour of the Hanwha Ocean Ltd.