Navy’s newest patrol ship to visit the Port of Prince Rupert on maiden voyage

Prince Rupert will see the Royal Canadian navy’s newest chip in harbour on Sept. 29. Attendees line the jetty in Halifax at the Oct. 5, naming ceremony of the HMCS Harry DeWolf. (Photo: supplied by Navy-Marine Forces)
HMSC Harry DeWolf will circumnavigate North America

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