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Preview: CNR Volume 22, No. 1
By Dr. Ann Griffiths, 10 May 2026 It’s that time again! Soon there’ll be a new issue of CNR hitting the streets. To whet your appetite, here is a preview of what’s in the issue. As usual, the issue contains a smorgasbord of material, with something for everyone. Our first article takes us to China […]

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A Case for a Constellation-class Flight II
By Mikaȅl Perron, 2 May 2026 The cancellation of the Constellation-class frigate should be reconsidered by the US government. The proposed FF(x) frigate based on the Legend-class Security Cutter actually is a Littoral Combat Ship (LCS) weapon package with added reliability, range and good sea keeping attributes but that is far from being enough to […]

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To Pivot or Not to Pivot?
By Dan Middlemiss, 29 April 2026 To pivot or not to pivot is the real foreign policy question which is being somewhat overshadowed by the Canadian Patrol Submarine Project (CPSP) selection process itself. In December 2022, Ottawa published its Indo-Pacific Strategy which laid out an ambitious reorientation of Canada's diplomatic, trade and security cooperation policies. […]

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Russia’s Interference with NATO’s Undersea Cables
By Jeff G. Gilmour, 22 April 2026 A recent analysis by the BBC pointed out that the UK is especially dependent on its undersea cables and pipelines for both its data and its energy.[1] More than 90 per cent of internet traffic travels by these undersea cables. There are ‘clusters’ where these cables come ashore […]

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Re-establishing the RCN’s Naval Surface Fire Support Capability
By Alec Rembowski, 19 April 2026 Canadians are living in a time of increasing geopolitical uncertainty. This is, in part, a result of the re-emergence of great power competition. Some of the key conflicts include: the Russo-Ukraine War (2014-present), the Yemeni Civil War (2014-present), and the current war between the United States-Israel and Iran initiated […]

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