is there naval bases in canada?
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CFB Halifax in Nova Scotia (Maritime Command Atlantic Headquarters) and CFB Esquimault in British Columbia (Maritime Command Pacific Headquarters).\n\nThere are no foreign military bases in Canada; however, some bases do have foreign personnel for cross-training purposes (mainly British and American personnel).
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When I was in the Navy in the 1960's there was a Canadian serving with me, from Quebec or Ontario, I am very sure.  The military salaries were extremely low in the USA at that time, at least for enlisted persons.\n\nBut this man claimed he was being paid also by Canada.  He was definitely Canadian and planned to continue there after military service.\n\nI do not know about current arrangements, but I do not at all believe a Canadian would have to renounce Canadian citizenship.  Best to disregard that answer.\n\nI would also guess that U.S. military welcomes Canadians, but as to regulations and agreements between the two nations about this, one needs to consult an authoritative source.\n\nA Canadian military lawyer would probably have the most definitive answer.\n\nAlso, serving in the U.S. military gives you preferences towards U.S. citizenship.  I would guess dual citizenship service members exist already, from Canada, P.I., possibly some other places.
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yes, but in canada, not in the US\n\ncheers,\nkc
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No you can't just do anything in international waters. Generally, the country of origin has jurisdiction over the vessel (flag=jurisdiction). It is kinda how they shut down (or are shutting down) all the off-shore radio stations. But there are also international treaties that cover this and a whole body of maritime and admiralty law.
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Check closer towards the southwestern parts of Ontario and also have you done any research as far as Kitchener goes?  I would think there would be quite a few in around those areas.  Good Luck.
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Marine Corp has no bases in Louisiana. \n\nNavy has one in New Orleans, and Army has one in Fort Polk. \n\nAir Force has one in Barksdale.
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No.  Canada is known for their quality.  They help to keep other countries in check.  They are peace keepers.  They help to keep our brothers and sisters south of the border from getting blamed for things they haven't done.  USA may be the brute force of combat but, they also need Canada as peace keepers to help smooth over a countries' people from the upset of military conflict.  This in general has given Canada a respect that other countries cannot obtain.  Things maybe disturbing in Afghanistan and as peace keepers there will always be a cost.  Remember Canada's Prime Minister is also answerable to the Queen of England and if the Queen wants us there, we are there.
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Okey I am not a Canadian but I can tell you:\n>>Ontario\n>>Quebec\n>>Alberta\n>>Nova Scotia\n>>British Columbia\n>>Prince Edward Island☺
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This link might help. I'm not really sure.\nhttp://www.ainc-inac.gc.ca/pr/pub/ywtk/index_e.html
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Check the CG Auxillary site.\nIf you are around a USCG small boat station, you could check there.
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go to a navy base, they'll hook you up..
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I could be wrong, but I don't think so.\nAll I do know is that you have to have a registered home address or place of buisness registered here.\n\nI'm in Toronto. Ontario
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WE don't want trouble makers we have enough of our own lol.\n\nI guess they need permission not just from P.O. but from Canada too.\n\nwww.canada.gc.ca
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Here you go:\n\nhttp://apps1.gdr.nrcan.gc.ca/mirage/mirage_list_e.php?id=220377
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Suggest you contact the three Canadian schools listed on this page http://www.chicagoswordplayguild.com/c/links/schools.asp#Canada to see if they can provide info.
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Okay - you need to use Google, and then to get to a library for supportable facts.\n\nBut basically, it is a phrase to refer to a weak, ineffective navy that consists mainly of outdated ships.  This especially applies to Canada's pre-WWII navy.  By the end of the war, of course, we had one of the most powerful naval forces in the world.\n\nIt is the natural result of neglect and indifference towards world affairs.
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Start with Navy relief society.  Most Navy bases have off-campus schools that can help you.\n\nTry link below.