Heddle Shipyards and Team Vigilance Launch Next Generation Offshore Patrol Vessel
Collectively, the Team Vigilance partner companies bring impressive capabilities and experience to bear in naval ship design, Canadian and global shipbuilding, the integration of combat and offboard systems, modular payload systems, and life-cycle solutions. As a partner company, Heddle Shipyards will leverage Team Vigilance’s broad experience to realize the underutilized capacity at our Ontario Shipyards to meet the future needs of the Royal Canadian Navy.
Designed, built and equipped in Canada, Vigilance will be the cornerstone of the second pillar of Canada’s National Shipbuilding strategy and support thousands of jobs in Ontario shipyards and across Canada for decades to come.
Cost-effective and forward-looking, the Vigilance Class will fulfill critical operational needs through a combination of organic and modular capabilities, enabling core naval missions such as intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, subsea infrastructure protection, mine countermeasures, resource conservation, and maritime interdiction operations. The Vigilance Class will provide the sailors of the Royal Canadian Navy and the Royal Canadian Naval Reserve with the modern tools they need to protect Canada’s vital interests at home and abroad.
Public invited to Soo Locks Canal Park for Engineers Day activities June 26
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Detroit District, along with the City of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, and several local partners, will host Soo Locks Engineers Day open house events... Read More
Corps Releases Final FY2026 Great Lakes Maintenance Program
In early April, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (Corps) released its navigation work plan for FY2026. The plan outlines resources that will be used for dredging, structure maintenance and other priorities at every port in the United States. The... Read More

