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Ex-CNAV Riverton was a trials support ship for the HALIFAX class frigate program in the early 1990s, and was later sold to Secunda Marine. She is now owned by Cape Harrison Marine out of Newfoundland.

HMCS ST. JOHN'S (FFH 340) on the day she was involved in a "significant" fuel spill.

HMCS WINDSOR (SSK 877) heads back out to sea after a personnel transfer. One of WINDSOR's two Paxman Valenta diesels is inoperable at this time, leaving only one to charge her batteries.

The new Naval Jack (aka the Maple Leaf) runs up the jackstaff of HMCS HALIFAX (FFH 330).

HMCS HALIFAX (FFH 330) berthed at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic for Battle of the Atlantic weekend, May 2013.

HMCS WINDSOR (SSK 877) turns in the harbour during a personnel transfer.

HMCS WINDSOR (SSK 877), framed by the bow of HMCS HALIFAX, turns in the harbour during a personnel transfer.

HMCS WINDSOR (SSK 877) returns from the sea.

HMCS HALIFAX (FFH 330) alongside in front of the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic on May 5, 2013. On May 5th, the former Naval Jack at the bow became the new Naval Ensign, and swapped places with the Maple Leaf (Canada's national flag) at the stern. Seen here after her FELEX refit, she shows off numerous pieces of new equipment from an upgraded main gun to new navigation and air defence radars, countermeasures, and other goodies. HALIFAX is the first ship to come out of the FELEX program on the East Coast. She is shown here on display for Battle of the Atlantic weekend.

Ex-CNAV Riverton was a trials support ship for the HALIFAX class frigate program in the early 1990s, and was later sold to Secunda Marine. She is now owned by Cape Harrison Marine out of Newfoundland.

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