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Home›Green Marine›Arctic patrol contract would mean 500 or more jobs for winning shipyard
Green Marine

July 10, 2007 · about 19 years ago

Arctic patrol contract would mean 500 or more jobs for winning shipyard

A federal government contract to build six to eight new Arctic patrol ships could mean 500 or more new jobs for the winning shipyard, the president of the Ship Building Association of Canada says.

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A federal government contract to build six to eight new Arctic patrol ships could mean 500 or more new jobs for the winning shipyard, the president of the Ship Building Association of Canada says.

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