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HMCS Ottawa returns to Esquimalt base after 5-month journey to Indo-Pacific

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The ship's commander was replaced in February due to "loss of confidence"

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HMCS Ottawa returns to Esquimalt base after 5-month journey to Indo-Pacific

The ship's commander was replaced in February due to "loss of confidence"

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HMCS Ottawa returning home to Esquimalt today after five months at sea

As they aided in blocking drug trafficking in international waters. The post HMCS Ottawa returning home to Esquimalt today after five months at sea appeared first on Victoria Buzz.

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HMCS Ottawa to return to Esquimalt after five-month deployment

His Majesty’s Canadian Ship (HMCS) Ottawa will return to Esquimalt Monday morning after an eventful five-month deployment in the Indo-Pacific region. The Royal Canadian Navy frigate and its crew of approximately 240 sailors and aircrew left Esquimalt in October to participate in two operations: Operation Horizon, aimed at strengthening Canada’s partnerships in the Indo-Pacific, and Operation Neon, enforcing United Nations sanctions against North…

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Chek news broke the news in Victoria, Canada on Sunday, March 23, 2025.
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