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Halifax Chronicle-Herald
June 6th, 1932
HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA
The 4th Cruiser and 6th Destroyer squadrons have returned home today from their extended forays into the Far East. After many months involving anti-piracy operations with the Filipino and Chinese Governments, as well as assistance in quarantining the El Dettirer outbreak, their voyage home was reportedly delayed by a "Freedom of Navigation" excersize off the Japanese coast, which was not interfered with. The exact reason for this excersize has not been disclosed.

Ottawa Citizen
August 14th 1932
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
The Olypmic games in Los Angeles concluded today, with Canadian athletes Duncan McNaughton and Horace Gwynne bringing home Gold Medals for High Jump and Boxing, respectively. Canada also claimed 5 Silver medals, and 8 Bronze, placing 12th in the rankings, and having sent the largest team to date to the Olympic games. These are added to the earlier Winter Olympics held in Lake Placid, in which Canada recived another Gold Medal for it's Hockey team, a Silver medal in speed skating, and 5 more Bronze medals, placing Canada 3rd behind the United States and Norway.


Ottawa Citizen
August 18th, 1932
COWES, ENGLAND
In a suprise announcement today, Prime Minister's office announced that Canada has been released from it's Cleito Treaty obligations. Official details are scarce, but sources within the government have revealed that due to a beaurcratic oversight at the Cleito and Copenhavn conferences, Canada's signatory at those conferences were not legally capable of conducting business in the name of the Canadian Government. The Dominion of Canada reportedly attempted to correct this oversight, but stonewalling from certain governments prevented an amicable resolution to the issue.

Halifax Chronicle-Herald
August 20th, 1932
SPITHEAD, ENGLAND
The Canadian delegation to the Spithead fleet review and Cowes Naval Conference have set sail for home today. Reports of the Shinra-Berliner 'flying contraption'embarked from HMS Hermes reportedly dazzled the crowds during it's flights. [further news pending RLBH, I guess]

Ottawa Citizen
August 28th 1932
OTTAWA, QUEBEC
Defense Minister Frobisher declined to comment on the recent Nordmarchian announcement of a new 'strategic airgroup'in Newfoundland. Off the record, several officials within the cabinet noted they will watch this development with interest, but declined to comment on speculations of Canada establishing a reciprical airgroup in the region.


Halifax Chronicle-Herald
September 1st, 1932
HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA
With a small ceremony at the Royal Navy Dockyard, the keel of Canada's first domestically produced capital ship was laid down today. The ship is planned to be named Excelsior, and will take nearly 4 years to build. A second ship is to be laid down next week at Canadian Vickers, but exact specifications for these ships are not yet public.

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Off the record, several officials within the cabinet noted they will watch this development with interest, but declined to comment on speculations of Canada establishing a reciprical airgroup in the region.

Theres very little of value on Vinland worth bombing. Best off setting up some interceptors and AA defenses around Halifax and Montreal.

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Halifax Chronicle-Herald
September 1st, 1932
HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA
With a small ceremony at the Royal Navy Dockyard, the keel of Canada's first domestically produced capital ship was laid down today. The ship is planned to be named Excelsior, and will take nearly 4 years to build.

But how difficult will it be to stop up the plumbing?

That depends on how many Scotsmen are involved.

...I might have to buy the E's off RLBH in a few years to get a 'friendly' rivalry going.

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Originally posted by Red Admiral

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Off the record, several officials within the cabinet noted they will watch this development with interest, but declined to comment on speculations of Canada establishing a reciprical airgroup in the region.

Theres very little of value on Vinland worth bombing. Best off setting up some interceptors and AA defenses around Halifax and Montreal.

Except Nordish airfeilds, naval bases ect.

Halifax is your best bet for reciprocal deployments in the region unless you plan on setting up float plane bases which will be limited by the winter ice buildups in the region.

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Halifax is your best bet for reciprocal deployments in the region unless you plan on setting up float plane bases which will be limited by the winter ice buildups in the region.

Well yeah theres that also...

Make's you wonder why the Normarkians need bombers in Vinland anyway...

Hence Canada's moderate concern (: