OpinionFor smarter shipbuilding, Canada should look to DenmarkOpinion: Canada’s shipbuilding plan is ballooning in cost—as these projects often do in many countries. But a former Navy commander says there is another way
OttawaThe auditor general’s report: rail and food safety worries, and shipbuilding questions3 things you need to know
CanadaA shipload of troubleNova Scotia got billions to build warships, but an old immigration scandal has left Halifax with a sinking feeling
GeneralMinister overboardKeeping meddling politicians out of the shipbuilding contract decision worked. Is there a lesson here?
CanadaHow was Ottawa to choose who would build its ships?Two contracts. Three provinces—each with a history of feeling slighted by the feds.
OttawaThe buck stops where?Donald Savoie considers the new process that oversaw the latest round of shipbuilding procurement.
OttawaThe Commons: There must be something here to disagree aboutThe opposition pounces on the "fairness" with which the government issued its shipbuilding contracts