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Return to the deep: Navy submarine sets sail after 14 years in Victoria dock

His Majesty's Canadian Ship Corner Brook, a 70-metre Victoria-class submarine, is returning to service after 14 years in maintenance and will perform surveillance and training missions soon.
The Corner Brook, originally British, was acquired by the Royal Canadian Navy in 1998 and ran aground in 2011, resulting in significant repairs.
The Corner Brook is currently undergoing trials to ensure its readiness for service and will participate in Operation Trident Fury with NATO allies.
The ship's readiness is being tested through sea and harbour trials, with its capabilities assessed for offensive and self-defence roles.

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Return to the deep: Navy submarine sets sail after 14 years in Victoria dock

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