Defence minister sees damage to Chicoutimi, meets with British
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LONDON - Defence Minister Bill Graham was tight-lipped after meeting with his British counterpart to discuss last week&#39;s fire on board HMCS Chicoutimi.
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OTTAWA (CP) - Prime Minister Paul Martin met with key cabinet ministers and diplomats Sunday to talk about Ottawa's response to the tsunami crisis that has devastated south Asia.
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An increasingly acrimonious meeting over health care is starting to raise questions about the stability of Canada&#39;s new minority Liberal government, but one minister
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BALATONOSZOD, Hungary (CP) - In his first remarks since the submarine fire that killed a Canadian crew member last week, British Prime Minister Tony Blair expressed his sympathy Friday and promised that his government would co-operate completely with the investigation into the disaster aboard HMCS Chicoutimi.
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OTTAWA - The navy board of inquiry investigating the fatal submarine fire aboard HMCS Chicoutimi should include independent members, perhaps from another country, says Tory MP Bill Casey.
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Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin delayed a visit to Europe so he can be at the return of the remains of a Canadian officer who died in this week's fire on a submarine.
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GLASGOW - The weary captain and crew of the stricken HMCS Chicoutimi told tales of heroism, fear and survival today in their first public recounting of the fire aboard their sub, with some expressing wonderment that they lived to tell of their ordeal.
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Foreign ministers from Africa&#39;s Great Lakes nations gathered Sunday to discuss regional insecurity following weeks of fighting in the Democratic Republic of Congo&#39;s eastern region.
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GLASGOW (CP) - One of the chief refitters of HMCS Chicoutimi said the submarine had a revamped electrical system and was in prime condition when it was handed over to the Canadians three days before an electrical fire crippled the vessel and killed a crew
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GLASGOW, SCOTLAND -- Canada&#39;s defence minister cautioned yesterday that no swift decisions should be made about Ottawa&#39;s controversial submarine program in the wake of the fire aboard HMCS Chicoutimi that killed a submariner and left the vessel adrift and
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FASLANE, Scotland -- The Canadian navy has begun assembling two formal boards of inquiry in Scotland that will look into the deadly fire aboard the HMCS Chicoutimi that killed one submariner, left two others in hospital and crippled the vessel&#39;s operating
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OTTAWA (CP) - After listening to horrific accounts of death and destruction at an emergency one-day summit of southeast Asian nations in Jakarta on Thursday, International Co-operation Minister Aileen Carroll was to get a first-hand look Friday at the devastation inflicted upon the region by the Boxing Day tsunamis.
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RAWALPINDI: Federal Defense Minister, Rao Sikandar Iqbal meeting with Secretary of State for Defence UK, Geoff Hoon and British High commissioner in Pakistan, Mark Lyall Grant.
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The Canadian government and Navy officials insisted they still had confidence in the four problem-plagued second-hand submarines purchased from Britain, even after the fire aboard the HMCS Chicoutimi that killed an officer and injured nine others.
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HALIFAX (CP) - A British tug was preparing to attach a tow line to HMCS Chicoutimi off the coast of Ireland on Thursday as the condition worsened for one of three crewmen airlifted from the crippled, fire-damaged Canadian submarine.
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Canadian and British forces were to make a first attempt to tow the fire-stricken Canadian submarine Chicoutimi, which has been drifting off the coast of Ireland for two days, Navy Commander Tyrone Pile said.
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Investigators probing a fire that crippled the submarine HMCS Chicoutimi this month are focussing on flawed insulation beneath the captain's cabin, The Globe and Mail newspaper reported.