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The C22 Full Frame Modular Pistol is a variant of the SIG Sauer P320 put into Canadian Army service in 2023.

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Ahhhhh, yes I see that now!!! I didn't know Canada switched to SIG's, THANKS for the info!

I wonder what happened to all those lovely well loved Browning HiPowers they had............I bet I know!

 

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Halifax class frigate HMCS Charlottetown (FFH339) during NATO Ex Steadfast Defender 24 in the North Atlantic Ocean, on 01 March 2024

 

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CH-146 Griffons from the Tactical Aviation Detachment conducted a tactical resupply, delivering critical resources to our forward forces in Jēkabpils. It's just one of many missions they can fly, increasing our mobility across the battle space during exercise RESOLUTE WARRIOR in Latvia.

 

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The Canadian Special Operations Forces Command (CANSOFCOM) concluded a successful 2024-2025 Arctic season, strengthening specialized capabilities and partnerships in Canada’s North.

 

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From October 27 to November 2 2025, Infantry Officers and NCOs on the Direct Fire Support Commander Course took part in Exercise BADR DAWN—a week-long battle school designed to enhance their skills as Direct Fire Support (DFS) Section and Platoon Commanders.

 

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Cold Weather Operator - The Canadian Army trained hundreds of soldiers in winter warfare and survival last winter last year and will do the same next year.
Canadian soldiers train and operate in all weather conditions, and the Wolfpack is proud to continue sending members around the world on missions with our Regular Force counterparts and other NATO units.

 

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Snipers from the 2nd Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment, and the Slovenian Army travelled to the firing range to participate in marksmanship training during their deployment to Latvia as part of the NATO multinational brigade.

 

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Members of the 5th Combat Engineer Regiment validated their operational readiness in Valcartier, Quebec, during Exercise SAPEUR INVINCIBLE, from November 12 to 28, 2025.
During the exercise, the scenarios allowed the unit to prepare to contribute to Operation REASSURANCE in Latvia and to prepare the next generation of combat engineers for deployments.

 

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* ...and that's how it was when the commander stood on my hand, but he didn't notice me...
* That's nothing, I was so well camouflaged that the commander peed on me and he still didn't notice me...

 

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3rd Canadian Division training for cold weather operations in anticipation of Operation NANOOK- NUNALIVUT 2026.

 

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Soldiers from the 1st Regiment, Royal Canadian Horse Artillery (1 RCHA) continue to prepare for Operation NANOOK-NUNALIVUT 2026 through intensive northern operations training, demonstrating a force that is ready and resilient for the upcoming operation.
At Brandon Airport, B Battery rehearsed loading the M777 artillery system onto a CC 130 Hercules aircraft, ensuring readiness for air mobility in austere environments. Earlier this week, gun crews fired the M777 in extreme cold, training to operate effectively in temperatures below –40° C.

 

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3rd Canadian Division training for cold weather operations in anticipation of Operation NANOOK- NUNALIVUT 2026.

 

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Canadian Armed Forces members deployed as part of Operation NANOOK-NUNALIVUT are training to acquire essential cold-weather survival skills, including fire-starting and shelter-building.
This cold-weather operator course ensures that members can remain operational, alert, and safe when operating in an Arctic environment.

 

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Units from 34 Canadian Brigade Group got together in Valcartier, Qc to put their readiness to the test. Soldiers stepped up to the challenge on Ex XERUS ENDURCI and took the opportunity to develop their cohesion as units of the Primary Reserve.

 

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During Exercise GLOBAL RESOLVE, near the Arctic Circle, members of 3rd Battalion, Royal Canadian Regiment (3 RCR), 2nd Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group demonstrated true preparedness: rapid deployment, conducting operations in one of the world’s most challenging environments, and integrating into a larger, multi-domain force alongside partners. This proved their ability to act quickly, adapt, and be effective when it matters most.
Through deliberate coordination and training, the Canadian Army is strengthening its force projection capabilities, whether for low-intensity missions, Arctic operations, or integration with allies in large-scale operations.

 

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Members of the 38 Canadian Bridge Group’s Arctic Response Company Group, armed with C7 automatic rifles, demonstrate tactical team movements across the icy terrain during Operation NANOOK-NUNALIVUT near Cambridge Bay, Nunavut on February 19, 2026.

Photo: Master Corporal Sarah Morley, Imagery Technician, 4th Canadian Division Support Base Petawawa.

 

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Gunners from 1 Royal Canadian Horse Artillery deployed an M777 howitzer to Cambridge Bay, Nunavut, the northernmost point ever reached by this artillery piece on a Canadian mission.

After a road journey of over 1,400 km in frigid conditions and air transport provided by the Royal Canadian Air Force, they achieved one of primary objectives for Operation NANOOK-NUNALIVUT.

 

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A CH-147F Chinook helicopter from 450 Tactical Helicopter Squadron departs from the Cambridge Bay Airport in support of Operation NANOOK-NUNALIVUT in Nunavut.