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Did you know that our graving dock has been in operation since 1889? 136 years later, we continue to invest in the maintenance and modernization of the graving dock to ensure a constant state of readiness to support work for the @royalcannavy. Learn more: bit.ly/41E4K4w

Are you an experienced Rigger looking for your next step? We're hiring Riggers to join our Rigging team. Join our team of 2,400 shipbuilders building ships for Canada. Apply today: bit.ly/41NKjRj

At Woodside Industries, no two days are the same. And that's exactly how Kelsey Howard likes it. After joining Woodside Industries, Kelsey has found her career job, and a community building ships for Canada in the province she has always called home.

Congratulations to our Apprentice of the Year winner for 2024 - Leslie Paloheimo! Leslie began her shipbuilding journey in 2022 and quickly caught the eye of many of her teammates due to her incredible attention to detail and first-time quality. bit.ly/4i0sncl

Recently, a large, prefabricated insert and mezz deck was transported from Marine Fabricators to Halifax Shipyard and then hoisted over and placed onto HMCS Halifax. Well done to all involved in this effort!

Made by Canadians, for Canada. A freshly painted unit has reached the Module Hall at Halifax Shipyard as the future CCGS Donjek steadily progresses. The first Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship for the Canadian Coast Guard will be rolled to land level and formed later this year.

Interested in becoming a welder, pipefitter, or metal fabricator with FREE tuition? We're partnering with Nova Scotia Community College - NSCC to provide a customized, fully funded training program. Apply today: bit.ly/3GchEhV

Congratulations to Electrical Apprentice Tyler McGrath, who won gold at the Nova Scotia Skills Competition! Tyler has earned his chance to represent Nova Scotia at the Skills Canada National Competition in Regina, Saskatchewan. Skills Canada – Nova Scotia

Congratulations to Welder Apprentice Evan Durnford, who won gold at the Nova Scotia Skills Competition! Evan has earned his chance to represent Nova Scotia alongside ISI teammate Tyler McGrath at the Skills Canada National Competition in Regina, Saskatchewan. Skills Canada – Nova Scotia

Congratulations to Pipefitter Apprentice Jordon Bryan, who won bronze at the Nova Scotia Skills Competition! Jordon is one of more than 340 apprentices on our team building and maintaining ships for Canada. Skills Canada – Nova Scotia

Congratulations to Pipefitter Apprentice Mason Macpherson, who won silver at the Nova Scotia Skills Competition! Mason is among four ISI Apprentices who medaled at this year's competition. Skills Canada – Nova Scotia

We're wishing good luck to Tyler McGrath, Electrician, and Evan Durnford, Welder, as they both compete at the 2025 Skills Canada National Competition taking place next week in Regina, Saskatchewan. Skills Canada – Nova Scotia

We are thrilled to welcome 22 new shipbuilders from 10 universities and colleges from across Canada to our team this summer. This cohort of students will bring new ideas and fresh energy to our team of 2,400 shipbuilders.

Ships for Canada, built by Canadians. Progress steadily continues on the future CCGS Donjek, the first Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship for the Canadian Coast Guard.

A key block of the future CCGS Donjek is now in the Module Hall with a fresh coat of paint. Block 240 is a defining block of the future stern mega block for the first Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship proudly built for the Canadian Coast Guard. Canadian Coast Guard

HMCS Frédérick Rolette has been commissioned into service. Our team of 2,400 shipbuilders is proud to have built and delivered this great ship for those who serve. Royal Canadian Navy

Today we celebrate the people, pride, and purpose that make our country strong. Hear from members of our team who are building the future of our fleet & why they’re proud to build ships for Canada. Thank you to those working to shape a stronger, safer, and more resilient Canada.

Today, we joined the stern mega block & center mega block for the future CCGS Donjek inside our Module Hall, forming a grand block. This is the first time a grand block has been joined in the Hall, enabling our team to begin work across the grand block join earlier in the build.

As we progress through the summer, we are approaching major milestones for the future HMCS Robert Hampton Gray. In August, AOPS 6 will embark on sea trials, followed by the official naming ceremony prior to delivery of the final AOPS for the Royal Canadian Navy later this summer.

The masts and key units of the bow block for the first Arctic and Offshore Patrol Ship for the Canadian Coast Guard, the future CCGS Donjek have arrived at Halifax Shipyard. Nearly 290 metric tons and 15,420 hours of work for our Woodside team of 60 skilled tradespeople.