26 septembre 2022 | Local, Naval

Irving recruiting foreign workers to build Royal Canadian Navy's new warship fleet

Irving Shipbuilding wants to bring in more foreign workers to help construct the Canadian navy's new fleet of warships.

https://ottawacitizen.com/news/national/defence-watch/irving-recruiting-foreign-workers-to-build-royal-canadian-navys-new-warship-fleet

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