Learning from Canada’s N-sub experience

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Back in 1987, when no one knew that the Cold War was just about to end, the Canadian Government signed up to build 10 nuclear-powered submarines. That submarine program lasted for all of two years before being cancelled in 1989. No nuclear Canadian sub ever even began construction, let alone getting put in the water. Julie Macken and Micael Walker look at the history in in Pearls and Irritations.

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