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Preview: Volume 22, No. 2
By Dr. Ann Griffiths, 4 October 2026 Alas, summer is over. But it’s not just snow and sleet and ice coming in the future – the fall issue of CNR is coming too! A new issue will be out soon. Here is a preview of what’s in the issue. In his Editorial “The Art of […]

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Considering Arctic Amphibious Ships
By Les Mader, 30 September 2026 Comments made over the years here in the Broadsides Forum and by some individuals connected with Canadian Naval Review have led me to understand that the Royal Canadian Navy (RCN) has no intention or plan to procure amphibious vessels for use in the Arctic or anywhere else. It was […]

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The RCN is testing the CB-90 fast assault craft for suitability in Amphibious Operations
By Peter M. Sanderson, 24 September 2026 On 20 September 2026, armyrecognition.com revealed that the RCN has secured the loan of two CB-90Hs (2x 700-hp engines) from Swedish Amphibious Regt. to trial their suitability for the RCN (see reference 1). The takeaway I got from this AI-assisted article, was that Admiral Angus Topshee is collecting […]

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Two fleets need one maritime picture
By Al Vigier, 18 September 2026 Canada has ordered P-8A Poseidons and is negotiating for GlobalEyes. Both should improve what our navy can see. The useful question is how much better the maritime picture will become once the two fleets are working alongside ships, satellites and allied systems. Ottawa chose the Poseidon in November 2023, […]

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Brazil’s Increased Military Spending
By Jeff Gilmour, 15 September 2026 In the 1970s, apparently Brazil launched and abandoned at least three warship programs.[1] In April this year, however, it commissioned a new frigate, Tamandare, the first of four ships to be built in Brazil. The construction of a further batch of four has also been provisionally agreed to. […]

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