List of ships of the Royal Canadian Navy

Main article: Royal Canadian Navy § History

The Royal Navy was responsible for all of British North America, until Canadian Confederation in 1867. After Confederation the Royal Navy increasingly shared naval responsibilities with Canada but retained sole responsibility for other British colonies in North America, until they joined Canada. In 1910, the Department of the Naval Service was created to consolidate all naval services in Canada, receiving royal assent in 1911 to become the Royal Canadian Navy. Within a few years many of the non-military naval services and vessels integrated under the RCN were returned to their original departments.^[1] The list of ships of the Royal Canadian Navy contains the surface warships, submarines and auxiliary vessels in service from 1910 up to the early 1990s. This includes all commissioned, non-commissioned, loaned or hired ships in service within the RCN.^[2] Ships in this list also include Royal Navy vessels with RCN crews, such as TR-series minesweepers of the First World War, and aircraft carriers of the Second World War.

Commissioned 1910–22

Ensign of Canadian government ships from 1865 to 1911

The Canadian navy was created in 1910 as the Department of the Naval Service. The Naval Service integrated other marine arms of the government of Canada with which it had a common professional background and the objective of security in the Canadian maritime environment and national sovereignty. In addition to a combat capability, the naval service included the Fisheries Protection, Hydrographic Survey, tidal observation and wireless telegraph branches. Each branch, including the quasi-military Fisheries Protection, contributed their fleet of ships to the new Naval Service. The service thereby commanded a number of Canadian Government Ships (CGS) ships in addition to the two purchased Royal Navy warships. Initially, eight fisheries cruisers (under the command of Rear Admiral Charles Kingsmill), were brought into the Department of the Naval Service, including CGS Vigilant, the first modern warship built in the country.^[3]^[1]^[2]^{[fn 1]} With the outbreak of the First World War government and commercial vessels were pressed into naval service. Great Britain and Canada planned to significantly expand the RCN but decided that Canadian men could enlist the Royal Navy or the RCN with many choosing the former. Following the demobilization after the war, the RCN undertook many of the civilian responsibilities of the Department of Transport.^[4]

Cruisers

HMCS Vigilant, the first purpose built warship in Canada

HMCS Rainbow (the RCN's first ship, Apollo class)
HMCS Niobe (the RCN's second ship, Diadem class)
HMCS Aurora (Arethusa class)

Destroyers

HMCS Patriot (Thornycroft M class)
HMCS Patrician (Thornycroft M class)

HMCS Aurora dockside at Her Majesty's Canadian Dockyard Esquimalt, British Columbia. 1921

Submarines

Trawlers

HMCS Arleux (Battle class)
HMCS Armentières (Battle class)
HMCS Arras (Battle class)
HMCS Festubert (Battle class)
HMCS Givenchy (Battle class)
HMCS Loos (Battle class)
HMCS Messines (Battle class)
HMCS St. Eloi (Battle class)
HMCS St. Julien (Battle class)
HMCS Thiepval (Battle class)
HMCS Vimy (Battle class)
HMCS Ypres (Battle class)

Minesweepers

Baleine
HMCS Constance^[5]
HMCS Curlew^[5]
HMCS P.V. I (PV type)^[6]
HMCS P.V. II (PV type)
HMCS P.V. III (PV type)
HMCS P.V. IV (PV type)
HMCS P.V. V (PV type)
HMCS P.V. VI (PV type)
HMCS P.V. VII (PV type)
HMCS TR 1 (Castle class)^[7]
HMCS TR 2 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 3 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 4 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 5 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 6 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 7 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 8 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 9 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 10 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 11 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 12 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 13 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 14 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 15 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 16 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 17 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 18 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 19 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 20 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 21 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 22 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 23 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 24 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 25 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 26 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 27 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 28 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 29 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 30 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 31 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 32 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 33 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 34 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 35 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 36 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 37 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 38 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 39 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 46 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 47 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 48 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 49 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 50 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 51 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 52 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 53 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 54 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 55 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 56 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 57 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 58 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 59 (Castle class)
HMCS TR 60 (Castle class)

Torpedo boats

HMCS Tuna (ex-Tarantula)

Hospital Ship

HMCHS Prince George

Auxiliary and other

CGS Stanley escorting two vessels through ice. Date unknown.

Icebreakers

Training vessels

HMCS Arthur W

Motor launches

Adelaide
Alase
Alva and May
Amos B.
Atlantic
Fantom
Foam (late Spray)
Icthus M.
Lilly
Lillian
Maude Mosher
Meredith
Mildred
Mohawk
Paragon
Rambler
Roanoke
Roamer
Rose
Rover
Ruth
Shark
Shamrock
Swan
Thistle
Virginia

Patrol boats

HMCS Acadia (2)^[8]
Albacore
HMCS Algerine (later, depot ship)^[8]
Frank T. Coote
Atlanta (III)
CGS Bayfield
HMCS Canada^[9]
Deliverance
HMCS Florence^[5]
HMCS Galiano^[10]
Grib
HMCS Grilse (ex-Winchester)^[10]
HMCS Gulnare^[11]
HMCS Hochelaga^[11]
HMCS Lady Evelyn^[11]
HMCS Lansdowne^[12]
HMCS Laurentian^[13]
HMCS Malaspina^[13]
HMCS Margaret^[14]
HMCS Newington (minelayer)^[14]
HMCS Petrel
HMCS Premier^[15]
HMCS Restless^[6]
HMCS Sable I^[15]
HMCS Seagull^[16]
HMCS Sinmac^[16]
HMCS Stadacona^[17]
HMCS CD 1 (CD class)^[7]
HMCS CD 2 (CD class)
HMCS CD 3 (CD class)
HMCS CD 5 (CD class)
HMCS CD 6 (CD class)
HMCS CD 7 (CD class)
HMCS CD 8 (CD class)
HMCS CD 10 (CD class)
HMCS CD 11 (CD class)
HMCS CD 12 (CD class)
HMCS CD 13 (CD class)
HMCS CD 14 (CD class)
HMCS CD 15 (CD class)
HMCS CD 16 (CD class)
HMCS CD 17 (CD class)
HMCS CD 18 (CD class)
HMCS CD 19 (CD class)
HMCS CD 20 (CD class)
HMCS CD 21 (CD class)
HMCS CD 22 (CD class)
HMCS CD 23 (CD class)
HMCS CD 24 (CD class)
HMCS CD 25 (CD class)
HMCS CD 26 (CD class)
HMCS CD 27 (CD class)
HMCS CD 28 (CD class)
HMCS CD 29 (CD class)
HMCS CD 30 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 31 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 32 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 33 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 34 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 35 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 36 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 37 (CD class)
HMCS CD 38 (CD class)
HMCS CD 39 (CD class)
HMCS CD 40 (CD class)
HMCS CD 41 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 42 (CD class)
HMCS CD 43 (CD class)
HMCS CD 44 (CD class)
HMCS CD 45 (CD class)
HMCS CD 46 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 47 (CD class)
HMCS CD 48 (CD class)
HMCS CD 49 (CD class)
HMCS CD 50 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 51 (CD class)
HMCS CD 52 (CD class)
HMCS CD 53 (CD class)
HMCS CD 54 (CD class)
HMCS CD 55 (CD class)
HMCS CD 56 (CD class)
HMCS CD 57 (CD class)
HMCS CD 58 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 59 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 60 (CD class)
HMCS CD 61 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 62 (CD class)
HMCS CD 63 (CD class)
HMCS CD 64 (CD class)
HMCS CD 65 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 66 (CD class)
HMCS CD 67 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 68 (CD class)
HMCS CD 69 (CD class)
HMCS CD 70 (CD class)
HMCS CD 71 (CD class)
HMCS CD 72 (CD class)
HMCS CD 73 (CD class)
HMCS CD 74 (CD class)
HMCS CD 75 (CD class)
HMCS CD 76 (CD class)
HMCS CD 77 (CD class)
HMCS CD 78 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 79 (CD class)
HMCS CD 80 (CD class)
HMCS CD 81 (CD class)
HMCS CD 82 (CD class)
HMCS CD 83 (CD class)
HMCS CD 84 (CD class)
HMCS CD 85 (CD class)
HMCS CD 86 (CD class)
HMCS CD 87 (CD class)
HMCS CD 88 (CD class)
HMCS CD 89 (CD class)
HMCS CD 90 (CD class)
HMCS CD 91 (CD class)
HMCS CD 92 (CD class)
HMCS CD 93 (CD class)
HMCS CD 94 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 95 (CD class)
HMCS CD 96 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 97 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 98 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 99 (CD class, transferred to USN)
HMCS CD 100 (CD class, transferred to USN)

Survey vessels

Karluk
CGS Chrissie C. Thomey
Gladiator
CGS La Canadienne
CGS Mary Sachs
CGS North Star (III)

Tenders

Davy Jones
Egret (I)
Holly Leaf
Ivy Leaf
Kipawo
Laurel Leaf
HMCS Shearwater^[17]
Tannis
Valiant (I)
Viking (ex-CGS Viking)
Viner

Tugs

Alaska (II)
C.E. Tanner
Coastguard
G.S. Mayes
Gwennith
Highland Mary (I)
Ruth (II)
Shark (ex-Nereid (II))
Trusty
M.W. Weatherspoon
C. Wilfred

Other

CGS Alaska
Berthier (examination vessel)
Speedy (II) (examination vessel)
HMCS Gate Vessel 3 (ex-W.H. Lee)
HMCS Gopher (auxiliary minesweeper)
HMCS Musquash (auxiliary minesweeper)
CGS Vigilant (cruiser, third class)
Falcon
CGS Kestrel
HMCS Naden (depot ship)^[16]
Ruth (I)
Ruth (IV)
Scotsman

Commissioned 1922–47

Royal Canadian Navy ensign 1911 to 1965

The Department of the Naval Service was replaced in 1922 by the Department of National Defence. The Fisheries Protection, Hydrographic Survey, tidal observation and wireless telegraph branches, along with many ships were transferred to other government departments and delisted by the RCN.^[3] In 1931, the RCN commissioned HMCS Saguenay and HMCS Skeena, the first ships specifically built for the service.^[18]^[19] While a large "Fisherman's Reserve" was formed in 1938, at the outbreak of the Second World War, the RCN had been reduced to six River-class destroyers, five minesweepers, two small training vessels bases at Halifax and Victoria, 145 officers and 1,674 seamen.^[20]^[21]^[22]^[23] The RCN expanded rapidly during the Second World War, with vessels transferred or purchased from the Royal Navy and US Navy and the construction of many vessels in Canada, such as corvettes and frigates. The RCN ended the war with a fleet of approximately 950 ships, the third-largest navy in the world and an operational reach extending into the Atlantic, Pacific, Caribbean and Mediterranean.^[24]^[25]

Aircraft carriers

Nabob returning home after being torpedoed in August 1944

HMS Nabob (D77) (Ruler class)
HMS Puncher (D79) (Ruler class)

Cruisers

Cruiser HMCS Uganda underway in 1944

Light cruisers

HMCS Uganda (C66) (Crown Colony class, later renamed HMCS Quebec (C66))
HMCS Ontario (C53) (Minotaur class)

Armed merchant cruisers

HMCS Prince David (F89) (Prince class)
HMCS Prince Henry (F70) (Prince class)
HMCS Prince Robert (F56) (Prince class)

Destroyers

HMCS Crusader underway in 1946

HMCS Saguenay (D79) (A class)
HMCS Skeena (D59) (A class)
HMCS Assiniboine (I18) (C class)
HMCS Fraser (H48) (C class)
HMCS Ottawa (H60) (C class)
HMCS Restigouche (H00) (C class)
HMCS St. Laurent (H83) (C class)
HMCS Crescent (R16) (Cr class)
HMCS Crusader (R20) (Cr class)
HMCS Kootenay (H75) (D class)
HMCS Margaree (H49) (D class)
HMCS Gatineau (H61) (E class)
HMCS Qu'Appelle (H69) (F class)
HMCS Saskatchewan (H70) (F class)
HMCS Ottawa (H31) (G class)
HMCS Chaudière (H99) (H class)
HMCS Annapolis (I04)(Wickes class)
HMCS Columbia (I49) (Wickes class)
HMCS Niagara (I57) (Wickes class)
HMCS St. Clair (I65) (Wickes class)
HMCS St. Croix (I81) (Clemson class)
HMCS St. Francis (I93) (Clemson class)
HMCS Champlain (1919) (S class)
HMCS Vancouver (F6A) (S class)
HMCS Athabaskan (G07) (Tribal class)
HMCS Athabaskan (R79) (Tribal class)
HMCS Cayuga (R04) (Tribal class)
HMCS Haida (G63) (Tribal class)
HMCS Huron (G24) (Tribal class)
HMCS Iroquois (G89) (Tribal class)
HMCS Micmac (R10) (Tribal class)
HMCS Nootka (R96) (Tribal class)
HMCS Algonquin (R17) (V class)
HMCS Sioux (R64) (V class)
HMS Buxton (H96) (Town class)*
HMS Caldwell (I20) (Town class)*
HMS Chelsea (I35) (Town class)*
HMS Georgetown (I40) (Town class)*
HMCS Hamilton (I24) (Town class)*
HMS Leamington (G19) (Town class)*
HMS Mansfield (G76) (Town class)*
HMS Montgomery (G95) (Town class)*
HMS Richmond (G88) (Town class)*
HMS Salisbury (I52) (Town class)*

*(US Navy Wickes and Clemson-class vessels commissioned into the Royal Navy as Town class, and later loaned to the RCN. Some also commissioned into the RCN.)

Frigates

Frigate HMCS Swansea rescuing survivors of its second U-Boat kill. 1944

HMCS Annan (K404) (River class)
HMCS Antigonish (K661) (River class)
HMCS Beacon Hill (K407) (River class)
HMCS Buckingham (K685) (River class)
HMCS Cap de la Madeleine (K663) (River class)
HMCS Cape Breton (K350) (River class)
HMCS Capilano (K409) (River class)
HMCS Carlplace (K664) (River class)
HMCS Charlottetown (K244) (River class)
HMCS Chebogue (K317) (River class)
HMCS Coaticook (K410) (River class)
HMCS Eastview (K665) (River class)
HMCS Ettrick (K254) (River class)
HMCS Fort Erie (K670) (River class)
HMCS Glace Bay (K414) (River class)
HMCS Grou (K518) (River class)
HMCS Hallowell (K666) (River class)
HMCS Inch Arran (K667) (River class)
HMCS Joliette (K418) (River class)
HMCS Jonquiere (K318) (River class)
HMCS Kirkland Lake (K337) (River class)
HMCS Kokanee (K419) (River class)
HMCS La Hulloise (K668) (River class)
HMCS Lanark (K669) (River class)
HMCS Lasalle (K519) (River class)
HMCS Lauzon (K371) (River class)
HMCS Levis (K400) (River class)
HMCS Longueuil (K672) (River class)
HMCS Magog (K673) (River class)
HMCS Matane (K444) (River class)
HMCS Meon (K269) (River class)
HMCS Monnow (K441) (River class)
HMCS Montreal (K319) (River class)
HMCS Nene (K270) (River class)
HMCS New Glasgow (K320) (River class)
HMCS New Waterford (K321) (River class)
HMCS Orkney (K448) (River class)
HMCS Outremont (K322) (River class)
HMCS Penetang (K676) (River class)
HMCS Port Colborne (K326) (River class)
HMCS Poundmaker (K675) (River class)
HMCS Prestonian (K662) (River class)
HMCS Prince Rupert (K324) (River class)
HMCS Ribble (K525) (River class)
HMCS Royal Mount (K677) (River class)
HMCS Runnymede (K678) (River class)
HMCS Sea Cliff (K344) (River class)
HMCS Springhill (K323) (River class)
HMCS St. Catharines (K325) (River class)
HMCS Saint John (K456) (River class)
HMCS St. Pierre (K680) (River class)
HMCS St. Stephen (K454) (River class)
HMCS Ste. Therese (K366) (River class)
HMCS Stettler (K681) (River class)
HMCS Stone Town (K531) (River class)
HMCS Stormont (K327) (River class)
HMCS Strathadam (K682) (River class)
HMCS Sussexvale (K683) (River class)
HMCS Swansea (K328) (River class)
HMCS Teme (K458) (River class)
HMCS Thetford Mines (K459) (River class)
HMCS Toronto (K538) (River class)
HMCS Valleyfield (K329) (River class)
HMCS Victoriaville (K684) (River class)
HMCS Waskesiu (K330) (River class)
HMCS Wentworth (K331) (River class)
HMCS Loch Achanalt (K424) (Loch class)
HMCS Loch Alvie (K428) (Loch class)
HMCS Loch Morlich (K517) (Loch class)

Corvettes

HMCS Edmundson (Flower class)

Mealtime aboard HMCS Agassiz

HMCS Agassiz (K129) (Flower class)
HMCS Alberni (K103) (Flower class)
HMCS Algoma (K127) (Flower class)
HMCS Amherst (K148) (Flower class)
HMCS Arrowhead (K145) (Flower class)
HMCS Arvida (K113) (Flower class)
HMCS Asbestos (K358) (Flower class)
HMCS Atholl (K15) (Flower class)
HMCS Baddeck (K147) (Flower class)
HMCS Barrie (K138) (Flower class)
HMCS Battleford (K165) (Flower class)
HMCS Beauharnois (K540) (Flower class)
HMCS Belleville (K332) (Flower class)
HMCS Bittersweet (K182) (Flower class)
HMCS Brandon (K149) (Flower class)
HMCS Brantford (K218) (Flower class)
HMCS Buctouche (K179) (Flower class)
HMCS Calgary (K231) (Flower class)
HMCS Camrose (K154) (Flower class)
HMCS Chambly (K116) (Flower class)
HMCS Charlottetown (K244) (Flower class)
HMCS Chicoutimi (K156) (Flower class)
HMCS Chilliwack (K131) (Flower class)
HMCS Cobalt (K124) (Flower class)
HMCS Cobourg (K333) (Flower class)
HMCS Collingwood (K180) (Flower class)
HMCS Dauphin (K157) (Flower class)
HMCS Dawson (K104) (Flower class)
HMCS Drumheller (K167) (Flower class)
HMCS Dundas (K229) (Flower class)
HMCS Dunvegan (K177) (Flower class)
HMCS Edmundston (K106) (Flower class)
HMCS Eyebright (K150) (Flower class)
HMCS Fennel (K194) (Flower class)
HMCS Fergus (K686) (Flower class)
HMCS Forrest Hill (K486) (Flower class)
HMCS Fredericton (K245) (Flower class)
HMCS Frontenac (K335) (Flower class)
HMCS Galt (K163) (Flower class)
HMCS Giffard (K402) (Flower class)
HMCS Guelph (K687) (Flower class)
HMCS Halifax (K237) (Flower class)
HMCS Hawkesbury (K415) (Flower class)
HMCS Hepatica (K159) (Flower class)
HMCS Kamloops (K176) (Flower class)
HMCS Kamsack (K171) (Flower class)
HMCS Kenogami (K125) (Flower class)
HMCS Kitchener (K225) (Flower class)
HMCS La Malbaie (K273) (Flower class)
HMCS Lachute (K440) (Flower class)
HMCS Lethbridge (K160) (Flower class)
HMCS Levis (K115) (Flower class)
HMCS Lindsay (K338) (Flower class)
HMCS Long Branch (K487) (Flower class)
HMCS Louisburg (K143) (Flower class)
HMCS Louisburg (K401) (Flower class)
HMCS Lunenburg (K151) (Flower class)
HMCS Matapedia (K112) (Flower class)
HMCS Mayflower (K191) (Flower class)
HMCS Merrittonia (K688) (Flower class)
HMCS Midland (K220) (Flower class)
HMCS Mimico (K485) (Flower class)
HMCS Moncton (K139) (Flower class)
HMCS Moose Jaw (K164) (Flower class)
HMCS Morden (K170) (Flower class)
HMCS Nanaimo (K101) (Flower class)
HMCS Napanee (K118) (Flower class)
HMCS New Westminster (K228) (Flower class)
HMCS Norsyd (K520) (Flower class)
HMCS North Bay (K339) (Flower class)
HMCS Oakville (K178) (Flower class)
HMCS Orillia (K119) (Flower class)
HMCS Owen Sound (K340) (Flower class)
HMCS Parry Sound (K341) (Flower class)
HMCS Peterborough (K342) (Flower class)
HMCS Pictou (K146) (Flower class)
HMCS Port Arthur (K233) (Flower class)
HMCS Prescott (K161) (Flower class)
HMCS Quesnel (K133) (Flower class)
HMCS Regina (K234) (Flower class)
HMCS Rimouski (K121) (Flower class)
HMCS Rivière du Loup (K357) (Flower class)
HMCS Rosthern (K169) (Flower class)
HMCS St. Lambert (K343) (Flower class)
HMCS Sackville (K181) (Flower class)
HMCS Saskatoon (K158) (Flower class)
HMCS Shawinigan (K136) (Flower class)
HMCS Shediac (K110) (Flower class)
HMCS Sherbrooke (K152) (Flower class)
HMCS Smiths Falls (K345) (Flower class)
HMCS Snowberry (K166) (Flower class)
HMCS Sorel (K153) (Flower class)
HMCS Spikenard (K198) (Flower class)
HMCS Stellarton (K457) (Flower class)
HMCS Strathroy (K455) (Flower class)
HMCS Sudbury (K162) (Flower class)
HMCS Summerside (K141) (Flower class)
HMCS The Pas (K168) (Flower class)
HMCS Thorlock (K394) (Flower class)
HMCS Timmins (K223) (Flower class)
HMCS Trail (K174) (Flower class)
HMCS Trentonian (K368) (Flower class)
HMCS Trillium (K172) (Flower class)
HMCS Vancouver (K240) (Flower class)
HMCS Ville de Québec (K242) (Flower class)
HMCS Wetaskiwin (K175) (Flower class)
HMCS Weyburn (K173) (Flower class)
HMCS West York (K369) (Flower class)
HMCS Whitby (K346) (Flower class)
HMCS Windflower (K155) (Flower class)
HMCS Woodstock (K238) (Flower class)
HMCS Arnprior (K494) (Castle class)
HMCS Bowmanville (K493) (Castle class)
HMCS Copper Cliff (K495) (Castle class)
HMCS Hespeler (K489) (Castle class)
HMCS Humberstone (K497) (Castle class)
HMCS Huntsville (K499) (Castle class)
HMCS Kincardine (K490) (Castle class)
HMCS Leaside (K492) (Castle class)
HMCS Orangeville (K491) (Castle class)
HMCS Petrolia (K498) (Castle class)
HMCS St. Thomas (K488) (Castle class)
HMCS Tillsonburg (K496) (Castle class)

Submarines

HMCS U 190 (surrendered and recommissioned U-boat)
HMCS U 889 (surrendered and recommissioned U-boat)

Minesweepers

Crew of HMCS Daerwood. 1944

View of HMCS Lloyd George from HMCS Llewellyn off Halifax 1943.'

HMCS Border Cities (J344) (Algerine class)
HMCS Fort Frances (J396) (Algerine class)
HMCS Kapuskasing (J326) (Algerine class)
HMCS Middlesex (J328) (Algerine class)
HMCS New Liskeard (J397) (Algerine class)
HMCS Oshawa (J330) (Algerine class)
HMCS Portage (J331) (Algerine class)
HMCS Rockcliffe (J335) (Algerine class)
HMCS Sault Ste. Marie (J334) (Algerine class)
HMCS St. Boniface (J332) (Algerine class)
HMCS Wallaceburg (J336) (Algerine class)
HMCS Winnipeg (J337) (Algerine class)
HMCS Bayfield (J08) (Bangor class)
HMCS Bellechasse (J170) (Bangor class)
HMCS Blairmore (J314) (Bangor class)
HMCS Brockville (J270) (Bangor class)
HMCS Burlington (J250) (Bangor class)
HMCS Canso (J21) (Bangor class)
HMCS Caraquet (J38) (Bangor class)
HMCS Chedabucto (J168) (Bangor class)
HMCS Chignecto (J160) (Bangor class)
HMCS Clayoquot (J174) (Bangor class)
HMCS Courtenay (J262) (Bangor class)
HMCS Cowichan (J146) (Bangor class)
HMCS Digby (J267) (Bangor class)
HMCS Drummondville (J253) (Bangor class)
HMCS Esquimalt (J272) (Bangor class)
HMCS Fort William (J311) (Bangor class)
HMCS Gananoque (J259) (Bangor class)
HMCS Georgian (J144) (Bangor class)
HMCS Goderich (J260) (Bangor class)
HMCS Granby (J264) (Bangor class)
HMCS Grandmère (J258) (Bangor class)
HMCS Guysborough (J52) (Bangor class)
HMCS Ingonish (J69) (Bangor class)
HMCS Kelowna (J261) (Bangor class)
HMCS Kenora (J281) (Bangor class)
HMCS Kentville (J312) (Bangor class)
HMCS Lachine (J266) (Bangor class)
HMCS Lockeport (J100) (Bangor class)
HMCS Mahone (J159) (Bangor class)
HMCS Malpeque (J148) (Bangor class)
HMCS Medicine Hat (J256) (Bangor class)
HMCS Melville (J263) (Bangor class)
HMCS Milltown (J317) (Bangor class)
HMCS Minas (J165) (Bangor class)
HMCS Miramichi (J169) (Bangor class)
HMCS Mulgrave (J313) (Bangor class)
HMCS Nipigon (J154) (Bangor class)
HMCS Noranda (J265) (Bangor class)
HMCS Outarde (J161) (Bangor class)
HMCS Port Hope (J280) (Bangor class)
HMCS Quatsino (J152) (Bangor class)
HMCS Quinte (J166) (Bangor class)
HMCS Red Deer (J255) (Bangor class)
HMCS Sarnia (J309) (Bangor class)
HMCS Stratford (J310) (Bangor class)
HMCS Swift Current (J254) (Bangor class)
HMCS Thunder (J156) (Bangor class)
HMCS Transcona (J271) (Bangor class)
HMCS Trois-Rivières (J269) (Bangor class)
HMCS Truro (J268) (Bangor class)
HMCS Ungava (J149) (Bangor class)
HMCS Vegreville (J257) (Bangor class)
HMCS Wasaga (J162) (Bangor class)
HMCS Westmount (J318) (Bangor class)
HMCS Comox (J64) (Fundy class)
HMCS Fundy (J88) (Fundy class)
HMCS Gaspe (J94) (Fundy class)
HMCS Nanoose (J35) (Fundy class)
HMCS Alder Lake (J480) (Lake class)
HMCS Ash Lake (J481) (Lake class)
HMCS Beech Lake (J482) (Lake class)
HMCS Birch Lake (J483) (Lake class)
HMCS Cedar Lake (J484) (Lake class)
HMCS Cherry Lake (J485) (Lake class)
HMCS Fir Lake (J486) (Lake class)
HMCS Hickory Lake (J487) (Lake class)
HMCS Larch Lake (J488) (Lake class)
HMCS Maple Lake (J489) (Lake class)
HMCS Oak Lake (J490) (Lake class)
HMCS Pine Lake (J491) (Lake class)
HMCS Poplar Lake (J492) (Lake class)
HMCS Spruce Lake (J493) (Lake class)
HMCS Willow Lake (J495) (Lake class)
HMCS Coquitlam (J364) (Llewellyn class)
HMCS Cranbrook (J372) (Llewellyn class)
HMCS Daerwood (J357) (Llewellyn class)
HMCS Kalamalka (J395) (Llewellyn class)
HMCS Lavallee (J371) (Llewellyn class)
HMCS Llewellyn (J278) (Llewellyn class)
HMCS Lloyd George (J279) (Llewellyn class)
HMCS Revelstoke (J373) (Llewellyn class)
HMCS Rossland (J358) (Llewellyn class)
HMCS St. Joseph (J359) (Llewellyn class)

Motor launches

German submarine U-889 surrendering to motor launch Q117 off Nova Scotia, 1945.

HMC ML Q050 (Fairmile B Type A) ^[26]
HMC ML Q051
HMC ML Q052 (loaned to FFN)
HMC ML Q053
HMC ML Q054
HMC ML Q055
HMC ML Q056
HMC ML Q057
HMC ML Q058
HMC ML Q059
HMC ML Q060
HMC ML Q061
HMC ML Q062 (loaned to FFN)
HMC ML Q063 (loaned to FFN)
HMC ML Q064
HMC ML Q065
HMC ML Q066
HMC ML Q067
HMC ML Q068
HMC ML Q069
HMC ML Q070
HMC ML Q071
HMC ML Q072
HMC ML Q073
HMC ML Q074
HMC ML Q075
HMC ML Q076
HMC ML Q077
HMC ML Q078
HMC ML Q079
HMC ML Q080
HMC ML Q081
HMC ML Q082
HMC ML Q083
HMC ML Q084
HMC ML Q085
HMC ML Q086
HMC ML Q087
HMC ML Q088
HMC ML Q089
HMC ML Q090
HMC ML Q091
HMC ML Q092
HMC ML Q093
HMC ML Q094
HMC ML Q095
HMC ML Q096
HMC ML Q097
HMC ML Q098
HMC ML Q099
HMC ML Q100
HMC ML Q101
HMC ML Q102
HMC ML Q103
HMC ML Q104
HMC ML Q105
HMC ML Q106
HMC ML Q107
HMC ML Q108
HMC ML Q109
HMC ML Q110
HMC ML Q111
HMC ML Q112 (Fairmile B Type B)^[26]
HMC ML Q113
HMC ML Q114
HMC ML Q115
HMC ML Q116
HMC ML Q117
HMC ML Q118
HMC ML Q119
HMC ML Q120
HMC ML Q121
HMC ML Q122
HMC ML Q124
HMC ML Q125
HMC ML Q126
HMC ML Q127
HMC ML Q128
HMC ML Q129

*(Canadian Fairmiles were not commissioned. They were not named, until sold off, or assigned as tenders to various bases post-war. Ships loaned to Free French Navy (FFN) served under Canadian command.)

Motor torpedo boats

MTB 460 somewhere off England 1944.

HMCS CMTB-1^[27]
"S-03" (ex USN PT-3)
"S-04" (ex USN PT-4)
"S-05" (ex USN PT-5)
"S-06" (ex USN PT-6)
"S-07" (ex USN PT-7)
HMCS S-09 (ex USN PT-9)^[27]
MTB 459 (G type)^[28]
MTB 460 (G type)
MTB 461 (G type)
MTB 462 (G type)
MTB 463 (G type)
MTB 464 (G type)
MTB 465 (G type)
MTB 466 (G type)
MTB 485 (G type)
MTB 486 (G type)
MTB 491 (G type)
MTB 726 (Fairmile D type)^[28]
MTB 727 (Fairmile D type)
MTB 735 (Fairmile D type)
MTB 736 (Fairmile D type)
MTB 743 (Fairmile D type)
MTB 744 (Fairmile D type)
MTB 745 (Fairmile D type)
MTB 746 (Fairmile D type)
MTB 747 (Fairmile D type)
MTB 748 (Fairmile D type)
MTB 797 (Fairmile D type)

Armed trawlers and yachts

Armed yacht HMCS Cougar c1943.

Armed trawlers

HMCS Anticosti (T274) (Isles class)
HMCS Baffin (T275) (Isles class)
HMCS Cailiff (T276) (Isles class)
HMCS Ironbound (T284) (Isles class)
HMCS Liscomb (T285) (Isles class)
HMCS Magdalen (T279) (Isles class)
HMCS Manitoulin (T280) (Isles class)
HMCS Miscou (T277) (Isles class)

Armed yachts

HMCS Ambler (Q11/Z32)
HMCS Beaver (S10/Z10) (ex-Aztec)
HMCS Caribou (S12) (ex-Elfreda)
HMCS Cougar (Z15) (ex-USS Sabalo)
HMCS Elk (S05) (ex-Arcadia)
HMCS Grizzly (Z14)
HMCS Husky (S06)
HMCS Lynx (Z07)
HMCS Moose (Z14)
HMCS Otter
HMCS Raccoon (S14), (ex-Halonia)
HMCS Reindeer (S08) (ex-Mascotte)
HMCS Renard (S13) (ex-Winchester (II))
HMCS Sans Peur (Z02)
HMCS Vison (S11)
HMCS Wolf (Z16)

Landing craft

Canadian landing craft approaching Courseulles-sur-Mer, France, D-Day, 1944.

LCI (L) 115
LCI (L) 117
LCI (L) 118
LCI (L) 121
LCI (L) 125
LCI (L) 135
LCI (L) 166
LCI (L) 177
LCI (L) 249
LCI (L) 250
LCI (L) 252
LCI (L) 255
LCI (L) 260
LCI (L) 262
LCI (L) 263
LCI (L) 264
LCI (L) 266
LCI (L) 270
LCI (L) 271
LCI (L) 276
LCI (L) 277
LCI (L) 285
LCI (L) 288
LCI (L) 295
LCI (L) 298
LCI (L) 299
LCI (L) 301
LCI (L) 302
LCI (L) 305
LCI (L) 306
LCI (L) 310
LCI (L) 311
LCA 736
LCA 850
LCA 856
LCA 925
LCA 1021
LCA 1033
LCA 1057
LCA 1059
LCA 1137
LCA 1138
LCA 1150
LCA 1151
LCA 1371
LCA 1372
LCA 1374
LCA 1375

Auxiliaries

Sickbay of support ship HMCS Provider

Examination vessel Zoarces

Accommodation vessels

HMCS Avalon II

Anti-submarine target towing vessels

CNAV Atwood (Z 47)
CNAV Brentwood (Z 48)
CNAV Eastwood (Z 49)
CNAV Greenwood (Z 50)
CNAV Inglewood (Z 51)
CNAV Kirkwood (Z 53)
CNAV Lakewood (Z 63)
CNAV Oakwood (Z 64)
CNAV Wildwood (Z 65)

Cable layers

HMCS Cyrus Field

Diving vessels

Diving Tender No 2
Diving Tender No 3
Diving Tender No 4
Diving Tender No 5
Diving Tender No 6

Examination vessels

HMCS Andrée Dupré (Z03/W03)^[29]
HMCS Citadelle
HMCS French (S01/Z23)^[30]
HMCS Fleur de Lis (Z31/J16)^[31]
HMCS Laurier (S09/Z34)^[32]
HMCS Macsin (W07/Z38)^[33]
HMCS Marvita (Z44)^[33]
HMCS Mont Joli (Fy 93/Z02/Z24) ^[34]
HMCS Murray Stewart (Z19/J19)^[34]
HMCS Shulamite (Z39)^[35]
HMCS Ulna
HMCS Zoarces (Fy 62/Z36)

Gate Vessels

GV 1 (ex-HMCS Ypres)
GV 2
GV 3
GV 4
GV 5
GV 6
GV 7
GV 8
GV 9
GV 10
GV 11
GV 12 (ex-HMCS St. Eloi)
GV 13
GV 14 (ex-HMCS Loos)
GV 15 (ex-HMCS Arras)
GV 16 (ex-HMCS Arleux)
GV 17 (|ex-HMCS Festubert)
GV 18
GV 19
GV 20 (ex- CD 101)
GV 21
GV 22
GV 23
GV 24

Auxiliary minesweepers

HMCS Bras d'Or (TR 18/J06)
HMCS Cape Beale (Fy 26)
HMCS Joan W. II (Fy 34)
HMCS Mitchell Bay (Fy 05)
HMCS Rayon d'Or (J13/J11/Z11)^[36]
HMCS Reo II (Z33/J08)
HMCS Signal (Fy 30)
HMCS Star XVI (Z16/J00)^[37]
HMCS Suderoy I
HMCS Suderoy II
HMCS Suderoy IV (J03)
HMCS Suderoy V (Z04)
HMCS Suderoy VI (J05)
HMCS Takla (Fy 27)
HMCS Venosta (J11/Z21)^[38]
HMCS Vercheres

Mine Laying Vessels

HMCS Sankaty
HMCS Whitethroat (M03/M53)^[39]

Mobile Deperming Crafts

HMCS Gryme (Z60)
HMCS Ross Norman (Z09/J01/J09)^[36]

Patrol boats

HMCS Adversus (J17)^[29]
HMCS Alachasse (Z18/J18)^[29]
HMCS Allaverdy (Fy 06)
HMCS Andamara (Z 22)
HMCS Anna Mildred (Fy 87/Z12A)
Bantie (W 04)
HMCS Barkely Sound (Fy23)
HMCS Barmar (Fy 10/Z115)
Bartlett
HMCS B.C. Lady (Fy 07, later to RCAF)
HMCS Billow (Fy 25), ex-(Fy 32)
HMCS Camenita (Fy 41)
HMCS Cancolim (Z10)
HMCS Canfisco (Fy 17)
HMCS Capella (Fy 31)
HMCS Chamiss Bay (Fy 39/F50)
HMCS Cleopatra (Fy 89/Z35)
HMCS Combat (later to RCAF)
HMCS Comber (Fy 37) (ex-C.S.C. II)
HMCS Crest (Fy 38) (ex-May S)
HMCS Dalehurst (Fy 35) (ex-Glendale V)
HMCS Departure Bay (Fy 48)
HMCS Earl Field (Fy 40)
HMCS Ehkoli (Fy 12)
HMCS Eileen
HMCS Fifer (Fy 00/Z30)
HMCS Interceptor (Z15)
HMCS Howe Sound I (Fy 19)
HMCS Johanna (Fy 28)
HMCS Kuitan (Fy 14)
HMCS Leola Vivien (Fy 15, also called Leelo)
HMCS Lil II
HMCS Louis Herbert (Fy 92/J22)
HMCS Loyal I (Fy 43)
HMCS Loyal II (Fy 22/Z25) (ex-Foam)
HMCS Maraudor (Fy 03)
HMCS Margaret I (Fy 29)
HMCS Meander (Z04)
HMCS Merry Chase (Fy 46)
HMCS Moolock (Fy 16)
HMCS Moresby III (Fy 42)
HMCS Nenamook (Fy 13)
HMCS San Tomas (Fy 02)
HMCS Santa Maria (Fy 08)
HMCS Smith Sound (Fy 18)
HMCS Snow Prince (later to RCAF)
HMCS Spray (Fy 33?/Z09) (ex-Hatta VII)
HMCS Springtime V (Fy 09)
HMCS Starling (II)
HMCS Surf (Fy 24) (ex-Arashio)
HMCS Talapus (Fy 11)
HMCS Tordo| (Fy 20)
HMCS Valdes (Fy 21)
HMCS Vanisle (Fy 01)
HMCS Vencedor (Z21)^[38]
HMCS West Coast (Fy 04)
HMCS Western Maid (Fy 36)

Support ships

HMCS Dundalk (Z40)
HMCS Dundurn (Z41)
HMCS Eastore (Z56)
HMCS Laymore (Z57)
HMCS Preserver (F94)
HMCS Provider (F100)
HMCS Westore

Survey vessels

HMCS Cedarwood (AGSC 539)

Tankers

HMCS Mastadon^[33]
HMCS Moonbeam (Z43/J43)^[34]
HMCS Stonechat
HMCS Sunbeam (Z42)^[38]
HMCS Transriver

Training vessels

HMCS Attaboy
HMCS Cairn
HMCS Donnaconna II
HMCS Milicette
HMCS Oriole
HMCS Pathfinder
HMCS Scatari
HMCS Shirl
HMCS Skidegate^[40]
HMCS St. Clair
HMCS Venetia
HMCS Venture (later HC 190)

W/T Calibration vessels

HMCS Aristocrat (Z46)
HMCS Seretha II (Fy 45/Z45)

Other

HMCS Kipawa (BMV)
HMCS Standard Coaster (Z17/J10) (CS Tow)^[35]
HMCS Anashene
HMCS Andrew Lee
HMCS Andy (II)
HMCS Chaleur (Z20)
HMCS Cartier (ex-HMCS Charny)
HMCS Lady Rodney (Fy 46/F40)
HMCS Macdonald (P07/Z07)^[32]
HMCS Madawaska
HMCS Magedoma
HMCS Nitinat (P03/Z03)^[41]
HMCS Norsal (P12/Z12)^[41]
HMCS Venture II^[39]
HMCS Viernoe (J12)^[39]

(The symbol FY in the pennant number denotes fishing vessels of the Fisherman's Reserve which comprised a large portion of the auxiliary fleet throughout the Second World War.^[42])

Tugboats

Ex-HMCS Glenada remains a working tug 73 years after launch.

HMCS Glenada (W30) (Glen class)
HMCS Glenbrook (W64/YTB 501) (Glen class)
HMCS Glenclova (Glen class)
HMCS Glencove (W37) (Glen class)
HMCS Glendevon (W38/YTB 505) (Glen class)
HMCS Glendon (W39/YTB 506) (Glen class)
HMCS Glendower (W24) (Glen class)
HMCS Glendyne (W68/YTM 503) (Glen class)
HMCS Gleneagle (W40) (Glen class)
HMCS Glenella (W41) (Glen class)
HMCS Glen Evis (W65/YTB 502) (Glen class)
HMCS Glenfield (W42) (Glen class)
HMCS Glenholme (W28) (Glen class)
HMCS Glenkeen (W67) (Glen class)
HMCS Glen Lea (W25) (Glen class)
HMCS Glenlivet (W43/YTB 504) (Glen class)
HMCS Glenmont (W27) (Glen class)
HMCS Glenora (W26) (Glen class)
HMCS Glenside (W63/YTB 500) (Glen class)
HMCS Glenvalley (W44) (Glen class)
HMCS Glenwood (W45) (Glen class)
Adamsville (YTS 582) (Ville class)
Auburnville (W50) (Ville class)
Barkerville (Ville class)
Beamsville (YTS 583) (Ville class)
Blissville (W56) (Ville class)
Bonnyville (Ville class)
Coalville (YTS 576) (Ville class)
Eckville (W58/YTS 580) (Ville class)
Grenville (W20) (Ville class)
HMCS Haysville (W18) (Ville class)
Hartville (Ville class)
Hodgeville (W53) (Ville class)
Innisville (Ville class)
Jamesville (Ville class)
Johnville (Ville class)
Kayville (Ville class)
Kingsville (W19) (Ville class)
Lakeville (W21) (Ville class)
Lawrenceville (YTS 584) (Ville class)
Listerville (YTS 578) (Ville class)
Loganville (YTS 589) (Ville class)
Luceville (Ville class)
Mannville (W57/YTS 577) (Ville class)
Martinville (W61) (Ville class)
Marysville (YTS 585) (Ville class)
Merrickville (Ville class)
Neville (Ville class)
Otterville (W32/YTS 590) (Ville class)
Parksville (W49/YTS 579) (Ville class)
Pierreville (Ville class)
HMCS Plainsville (W01/YTS 587) (Ville class)
Queensville (YTS 586) (Ville class)
Radville (W52) (Ville class)
Roseville (Ville class)
Streetsville (W55) (Ville class)
Shawville (Ville class)
Youville (YTS 588) (Ville class)
HMCS Alberton (W48) (Norton class)
HMCS Beaverton (W23) (Norton class)
HMCS Birchton (W35) (Norton class)
HMCS Clifton (W36/ATA 529) (Norton class)
HMCS Heatherton (W22/ATA 527) (Norton class)
HMCS Maxwellton (W46) (Norton class)
HMCS Norton (W31) (Norton class)
HMCS Riverton (W47/ATA 528) (Norton class)
FT 1 (Fire tug)
FT 2 (Fire tug)
FT 3 (Fire tug)
HMCS Bally (Fy 88)
HMCS Bersimis
Brighton (W35)
HMCS D.W. Murray
HMCS J.A.Cornett
HMCS Frank Dixon
HMCS Haro
HMCS Helena
HMCS Helen S
HMCS Lisgar
HMCS North Lake
HMCS North Shore
HMCS North Star
HMCS Northwind
HMCS Ocean Eagle (Fy 71/J07)
HMCS Patricia McQueen
HMCS Pugwash (W01)
HMCS Stanpoint

Harbour craft

Harbour craft Captor off New Brunswick 1940

RCN Harbour craft 79 (Miss Kelvin) with recovered mine aboard, St. John's, Newfoundland. 1942

HC 1 (Gay Rover)
HC 2
HC 3
HC 4
HC 5
HC 6
HC 7
HC 8
HC 9
HC 10
HC 11
HC 12
HC 13
HC 14
HC 15
HC 16
HC 17
HC 18
HC 19
HC 20
HC 21
HC 22
HC 23
HC 24
HC 25
HC 26 (ex-Active II)
HC 27 (ex-Advance)
HC 28 (ex-Aqcharaz)
HC 29 (ex-Arrow)
HC 30 (ex-Alberta III)
HC 31 (ex-Zig Zag, ex-HMCS Avalon III)
HC 32 (ex-Rustic I)
HC 33 (ex-HMCS Attendant)
HC 34 (ex-HMCS Attentive)
HC 35
HC 36 (ex-HMCS Burma)
HC 37 (ex-HMCS Captor I)
HC 38 (ex-HMCS Castor)
HC 39 (ex-Clair L)
HC 40 (I) (ex-Doris May)
HC 40 (II) (ex-HMCS Invader)
HC 41 (ex-Edith 1)
HC 42 (Ednorina)
HC 43 (ex-Ellsworth)
HC 44 (ex-Emoh)
HC 45 (ex-Nancy Lee)
HC 46 (ex-Fernand Rinfret)
HC 47 (ex-Guardian)
HC 48 (ex-Gulf Ranger I)
HC 49 (ex-HMCS Hochelaga II)
HC 50 (ex-Invader)
HC 51 (ex-Islander)
HC 52 (ex-Jack L. Ingalls)
HC 53 (ex-HMCS Jalobert)
HC 54
HC 55 (ex-Jessie May)
HC 56 (Langholm)
HC 57
HC 58 (ex-Lila G)
HC 59 (ex-Lorraine)
HC 60 (ex-Marlis)
HC 61 (ex-Marmat)
HC 62 (ex-Matapan)
HC 63 (ex-HMCS Protector)
HC 64 (ex-Raficer)
HC 65 (ex-Saker II)
HC 66
HC 67 (ex-Marie Therese)
HC 68
HC 69 (ex-Wild Duck I)
HC 70 (ex-"ML 007")
HC 71
HC 72
HC 73 (ex-"ML 010")
HC 74
HC 75 (ex-"ML 013", ex-HMCS Lynx))
HC 76
HC 77
HC 78 (ex-Miss Gray)
HC 79 (ex-Miss Kelvin)
HC 80 (ex-Moby Dick I)
HC 82
HC 83
HC 84
HC 85 (ex-Nancy C)
HC 86 (ex-Nepsya)
HC 87 (ex-New America)
HC 88 (Newbrunswicker)
HC 89 (ex-Laval)
HC 90 (ex-Papoose)
HC 91
HC 92 (ex-Rio Casma)
HC 93 (ex-R.J. Foote)
HC 94 (ex-Rosemary)
HC 95 (ex-Saltpetre)
HC 96 (ex-Saravan)
HC 97 (ex-Shirley Mae)
HC 98 (ex-Soma I)
HC 99 (ex-Spartan III)
HC 100 (ex-Sidney River)
HC 101 (ex-Tantramar)
HC 102 (ex-HMCS Tuna II)
HC 103 (ex-Valinda)
HC 104 (ex-HMCS Vigil II)
HC 105 (ex-Wild Duck II)
HC 106 (ex-Wings)
HC 107 (ex-Workboy)
HC 108
HC 109
HC 110 (ex-Queen Bee I)
HC 113
HC 115
HC 116
HC 117
HC 118
HC 119
HC 120
HC 122
HC 121 (ex-Lady Beth II)
HC 123 (ex-Tao Tog)
HC 124 (ex-Yorkholme)
HC 125 (Universe Z125)
HC 126
HC 127 (ex-Skimmer II)
HC 128 (ex-Bytown
HC 129 (ex-Susan S)
HC 130 (ex-Fahe)
HC 131
HC 132
HC 133 (ex-Montcalm)
HC 134 (ex-Fortuna)
HC 135 (Veraine)
HC 136 (ex-Ditchburn)
HC 137 (ex-Venning)
HC 138 (ex-Viking)
HC 139 (ex-Rainbow II)
HC 140
HC 141
HC 142 (ex-HMCS Blarney II)
HC 143 (ex-HMCS Gertrude)
HC 144 (ex-HMCS Hornet)
HC 145 (ex-HMCS Uno)
HC 146
HC 147 (ex-Dorcas II)
HC 148
HC 149
HC 151
HC 152
HC 153
HC 154
HC 155
HC 156
HC 157 (ex-HC 81)
HC 158 (ex-Dolphin II III)
HC 159 (ex-Mush)
HC 160 (ex-Mary Goreham)
HC 161
HC 162
HC 163
HC 164
HC 165 (ex-Pal-O-Mine II)
HC 166
HC 167
HC 168
HC 169
HC 170 (ex-Mush)
HC 171 (ex-Skimmer III)
HC 173
HC 175
HC 176
HC 177
HC 178
HC 180 (ex-RCMP D-10)
HC 181
HC 182
HC 183
HC 184
HC 185
HC 186
HC 187
HC 188
HC 189
HC 190 (ex -HMCS Venture)
HC 191 (ex-Autumn Leaf)
HC 192
HC 193
HC 194
HC 195
HC 196
HC 197
HC 198
HC 199
HC 200
HC 201 (ex-Yendys)
HC 202 (ex-Mudathalapadu)
HC 203
HC 204
HC 205
HC 206
HC 207 (ex-Paragon II I)
HC 208
HC 209
HC 210
HC 211
HC 212
HC 213
HC 214
HC 215
HC 217
HC 218 (ex-Retlas)
HC 219
HC 220
HC 221
HC 223 (ex-Sea Bird II)
HC 224
HC 225
HC 230
HC 231
HC 232
HC 233
HC 234
HC 235
HC 236
HC 237
HC 238
HC 239
HC 240
HC 241
HC 242
HC 243
HC 244
HC 245
HC 246
HC 247
HC 248
HC 249
HC 250
HC 251
HC 252
HC 253
HC 254
HC 255
HC 256
HC 257
HC 258
HC 259
HC 260
HC 261
HC 262
HC 263
HC 264
HC 265
HC 266
HC 267
HC 268
HC 269
HC 270
HC 272
HC 273
HC 274
HC 275
HC 276
HC 277
HC 278
HC 279
HC 280
HC 281
HC 282
HC 284
HC 285
HC 286
HC 287
HC 288
HC 289
HC 290
HC 291
HC 292
HC 293
HC 294
HC 295
HC 296
HC 297
HC 298 (Weetiebud)
HC 299
HC 300 (ex-Lipari)
HC 301
HC 303
HC 304
HC 305
HC 306
HC 307
HC 309
HC 310
HC 311
HC 312
HC 313
HC 314
HC 315
HC 316
HC 319
HC 320
HC 322 (Fy 47, Sea Wave)
HC 323
HC 325
HC 326
HC 327
HC 328 (Fy 41, ex-Bluenose)
HC 329
HC 330
HC 331
HC 332
HC 333
HC 334
HC 335
HC 336
HC 337
HC 338
HC 339 (Fy 45, ex-Sea Flash')
HC 340 (ex-HMCS Bluenose)
HC 342
HC 343
HC 344
HC 345 (ex-Go Getter)
HC 346
HC 347
HC 349
HC 350
HC 351
HPC 1
HPC 2
HPC 3
HPC 4
HPC 5
HPC 6
HPC 7
HPC 8
HPC 9
HPC 10
HPC 11
HPC 12
HPC 14
HPC 15
HPC 16
HPC 17
HPS 18 (Imperator Z18)
HPC 19
HPC 20
HPC 21 (ex-Lucinda II)
HPC 22 (ex-Kwabeeta)
HPC 23
HPC 24
HPC 25
HPC 26
HPC 27
HPC 28
HPC 29
HPC 30
HPC 31
HPC 33
HPC 34
HPC 35
HPC 36
HPC 37
HPC 38
HPC 39
HPC 40
HPC 41

Commissioned 1948–89

The national flag served as the naval ensign from 1965–2013

As the Second World War drew to a close the RCN stopped its rapid expansion and dramatically reduced its military expenditures. This resulted in a significant reduction in personnel and ships by 1947. A planned transfer of two light aircraft carriers from the Royal Navy, HMCS Warrior and HMCS Magnificent was slowed, and Warrior eventually returned. With the emergence of the Cold War and the formation of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, followed by the outbreak of the Korean War, the Canadian government increased military spending. The RCN recommissioned and modified Second World War ships held in reserve, launched new classes of ships, and upgraded its aviation capabilities. In 1968, the RCN was amalgamated with the Royal Canadian Air Force and Canadian Army to form the unified Canadian Forces. All personnel, ships, and aircraft became part of Maritime Command (MARCOM), as an element of the Canadian Armed Forces.^[43]

Overflight of HMCS Bonaventure by four F2H-3 Banshees c1960

HMCS Athabaskan entering harbour, Lisbon, Portugal

Destroyer escort HMCS Nipigon on NATO exercises in 1985

Aircraft carriers

Destroyers

Destroyer escorts

Submarines

HMCS Grilse (SS 71) (II) (Balao class)
HMCS Ojibwa (S72) (Oberon class)
HMCS Okanagan (S74)
HMCS Onondaga (S73)
HMCS Rainbow (SS 75) (II) (Tench class)

Minesweepers

HMCS Chaleur (MCB 144) (I) (Bay class)
HMCS Chaleur (MCB 164) (II)
HMCS Chignecto (MCB 156) (II)
HMCS Chignecto (MCB 160) (III)
HMCS Comox (MCB 146) (II)
HMCS Cowichan (MCB 147) (II)
HMCS Cowichan (MCB 162) (III)
HMCS Fortune (MCB 151)
HMCS Fundy (MCB 145) (II)
HMCS Fundy (MCB 159) (III)
HMCS Gaspé (MCB 143) (II)
HMCS James Bay (MCB 152)
HMCS Miramichi (MCB 150) (II)
HMCS Miramichi (MCB 163) (III)
HMCS Quinte (MCB 149) (II)
HMCS Resolute (MCB 154)
HMCS Thunder (MCB 153) (II)
HMCS Thunder (MCB 161) (III)
HMCS Trinity (MCB 157)
HMCS Ungava (MCB 148) (II)

Patrol vessels

HMCS Acadian (Detachment class)^[2]
HMCS Adversus (PB 191) (II)
HMCS Captor (II)
HMCS Arctic Tern (PCS 784) (Bird class)
HMCS Blue Heron (PCS 782) (Bird)
HMCS Cormorant (PCS 781) (I) (Bird)
HMCS Herring Gull (PCS 786) (Bird)
HMCS Kingfisher (PCS 787) (Bird)
HMCS Loon (PCS 780) (Bird)
HMCS Mallard (PCS 783) (Bird)
HMCS Sandpiper (PCS 785) (Bird)
HMCS Rally (PB 141)(Racer class)
HMCS Rapid (PB 142) (Racer)
HMCS Sidney
HMCS Black Duck (YFL.872) (ex-Black Duck (RCAF))

Auxiliary

HMCS Bras d'Or at the Musée maritime du Québec, L'Islet-sur-Mer

Auxiliary minesweeping

HMCS Anticosti (MSA 110) (II) (Anticosti class)
HMCS Moresby (MSA 112) (III)
HMCS Cordova (MCA 158) (YMS-1 class)

Diving support ship

HMCS Cormorant (ASL 20) (II)

Escort maintenance ships

Fireboats

CFAV Firebird (YTR 561)
CFAV Firebrand (YTR 562)

Gate vessels

HMCS Porte Dauphine (YMG 186) (Porte class)
HMCS Porte de la Reine (YMG 184)
HMCS Porte Quebec (YMG 185)
HMCS Porte St. Jean (YMG 180)
HMCS Porte St. Louis (YMG 183)

High speed launch vessels

HSL-208 (ex-RCMP M208)
HSL-231 (ex-RCMP M231)
HSL-232 (ex-RCMP M232)
HSL-233 (ex-RCMP M233)
HSL-234 (ex-RCMP M234)
HSL-235 (ex-RCMP M235)

Hydrofoil prototype

HMCS Baddeck (R-103), ex-HMCS Bras d'Or (R-103) (I)
HMCS Bras d'Or (FHE 400) (II)

Icebreaker

HMCS Labrador (AW 50) (Wind class)

Survey ships

CFAV Bluethroat (AGOR 114)
HMCS Endeavour (AGOR 171) (Endeavour class)
CFAV Quest (AGOR 172)
HMCS Vancouver (IV)

Replenishment oilers

Tugboats

CFAV Glendyne (YTB 640) ( Glen class)
CFAV Glendale (YTB 641)
CFAV Glenevis (YTB 642)
CFAV Glenbrook (YTB 643)
CFAV Glenside (YTB 644)
CFAV Lawrenceville (YTL 590) (Ville class)
CFAV Parksville (YTL 591)
CFAV Listerville (YTL 592)
CFAV Merrickville (YTL 593)
CFAV Marysville (YTL 594)
CFAV Saint Anthony (ATA 531) (Saint class)
CFAV Saint Charles (ATA 533)
CFAV St John (ATA )

Training vessels

HMCS Beaver (PTC 706, ex-ML Q106) (II)
CFAV Fort Steele

Utility and other boats

CFAV Albatross (YAG 661)
CFAV Badger (YAG 319)
CFAV Blackduck (YAG 660)
CFAV Caribou (YAG 314)
CFAV Gemini (YAG 650)
CFAV Grizzly (YAG 306)
CFAV Lynx (YAG 320)
CFAV Pegasus (YAG 651)
CFAV Pelican (YAG 4)
CFAV Otter (YAG 312)
CFAV Wolf (YAG 308)

Yard diving tenders

CFAV Granby (YDT 12)
CFAV Raccoon (YDT 10)
Unnamed (YDT 11)

Submarine non-operational

ex-HMS Olympus – training ship
ex-HMS Osiris – stripped for parts in UK

Commissioned 1990 to present

Further information: Fleet of the Royal Canadian Navy

Notes

↑ Data for force level, ship names and commissions are found in various sources, including Gilbert 1952, The Navy List all years, Blatherwick 1992, Gimlet and Hadley 2010

References

1 2 Tucker, Gilbert (1962). The Naval Service of Canada : Its Official History. Vol 1, Origins and Early Years. (PDF). King's Printer.
1 2 3 "Guide to Sources Relating to Canadian Naval Vessels (1909–1983)" (PDF). Library and Archives Canada. Government of Canada. Retrieved March 10, 2016.
1 2 Journal, Government of Canada, National Defence, Canadian Defence Academy, Canadian Military. "Canadian Military Journal". www.journal.forces.gc.ca. Retrieved 2016-02-27.
↑ Schull, Joseph (1987) [1952]. Far Distant Ships: An Official Account of Canadian Naval Operations in World War II. Toronto: Stoddart Publishing. p. 7. ISBN 0-7737-2160-6.
1 2 3 Macpherson and Barrie, p. 19
1 2 Macpherson and Barrie, p. 24
1 2 Macpherson and Barrie, p.26
1 2 Macpherson and Barrie, p.17
↑ Macpherson and Barrie, p.18
1 2 Macpherson and Barrie, p.20
1 2 3 Macpherson and Barrie, p.21
↑ "General Instructions". The Canada Gazette. 51 (48): 4240. 1 June 1918.
1 2 Macpherson and Barrie, p.22
1 2 Macpherson and Barrie, p.23
1 2 Johnston et al., p.369
1 2 3 Johnston et al., p.1131
1 2 Macpherson and Barrie, p.25
↑ Milner, Marc (1 January 2006). "Walter Hose To The Rescue: Navy, Part 13". Legion Magazine. Retrieved 2 May 2010.
↑ Tucker, Gilbert Norman (1952). The Naval Service of Canada: Volume I: Origins and Early Years. Ottawa: King's Printer. p. 349.
↑ German, Tony (1990). The sea is at our gates: The History of the Canadian Navy. McClelland and Stewart. p. 71. ISBN 0-7710-3269-2.
↑ Milner, Marc (1 November 2006). "The Roots of Expansion: Navy, Part 18". Legion Magazine. Retrieved 7 May 2010.
↑ Milner, Marc (1 March 2007). "The First Convoys: Navy, Part 20". Legion Magazine. Retrieved 7 May 2010.
↑ Schull, Joseph (1987) [1952]. Far Distant Ships: An Official Account of Canadian Naval Operations in World War II. Toronto: Stoddart Publishing. p. 1. ISBN 0-7737-2160-6.
↑ Willmott, H.P.; et al. (2004). World War. London: Dorling Kindersley Limited. p. 168.
↑ Stacey, C. P. (1970). Arms, Men and Governments: The War Policies of Canada 1939-1945. Ottawa: Queen's Printer. p. 315.
1 2 Macpherson and Barrie, p.215
1 2 Macpherson and Barrie, p.213
1 2 Macpherson and Barrie, p.214
1 2 3 Macpherson and Barrie, p.219
↑ Macpherson and Barrie, p.222
↑ Macpherson and Barrie, p.221
1 2 Macpherson and Barrie, p.223
1 2 3 Macpherson and Barrie, p.224
1 2 3 Macpherson and Barrie, p.225
1 2 Macpherson and Barrie, p.229
1 2 Macpherson and Barrie, p.228
↑ Macpherson and Barrie, p.230
1 2 3 Macpherson and Barrie, p.232
1 2 3 Macpherson and Barrie, p.233
↑ Macpherson and Barrie, p.34
1 2 Macpherson and Barrie, p.226
↑ German, Tony (1990). The Sea is at Our Gates; The History of the Canadian Navy. Toronto: McClelland & Stewart. p. 74. ISBN 0-7710-3268-4.
↑ Gosselin, Daniel. "Hellyer's Ghosts: Unification Of The Canadian Forces Is 40 Years Old – Part One". Canadian Military Journal. Government of Canada, National Defence, Canadian Defence Academy, Canadian Military. Retrieved 2016-03-10.

Bibliography and further reading

Blatherwick, F. J. (1992). Royal Canadian Navy Honours, Decorations, Medals, 1910–1968. New Westminster: FJB Air Publications. ISBN 978-0-96955-262-8.
Colledge, J. J.; Warlow, Ben (2006) [1969]. Ships of the Royal Navy: The Complete Record of all Fighting Ships of the Royal Navy (Rev. ed.). London: Chatham Publishing. ISBN 978-1-86176-281-8. OCLC 67375475.
Dittmar, F. J.; College, J. J. (1972). British Warships, 1914–1919. London: Alan. ISBN 978-0-71100-380-4.
Douglas, W. A. B.; Sarty, R.; Whitby, M. (2004). No Higher Purpose: The Official Operational History of the Royal Canadian Navy in the Second World War, 1939–1943. II. Part I. St. Catharines: Vanwell. ISBN 978-1-55125-061-8.
Douglas, W. A. B. (2007). A Blue Water Navy: The Official Operational History of the Royal Canadian Navy in the Second World War, 1943–1945. II. Part 2. St. Catharines: Vanwell. ISBN 978-1-55125-069-4.
Gimblett, Richard H., ed. (2009). The Naval Service of Canada 1910–2010: The Centennial Story. Toronto: Dundurn Press. ISBN 978-1-4597-1322-2.
Gimblett, Richard H.; Hadley, Michael L., eds. (2010). Citizen Sailors: Chronicles of Canada's Naval Reserve. Toronto: Dundurn Press. ISBN 978-1-55488-867-2.
Johnston, William; Rawling, William G. P.; Gimblett, Richard H.; MacFarlane, John (2010). The Seabound Coast: The Official History of the Royal Canadian Navy, 1867–1939. I. Toronto: Dundurn Press. ISBN 978-1-55488-908-2.
Macpherson, Ken; Barrie, Ron (2002). The Ships of Canada's Naval Forces 1910–2002 (3rd ed.). St. Catharines, Ontario: Vanwell. ISBN 1-55125-072-1.
Milner, Marc (2010). Canada's Navy: The First Century (2nd ed.). Toronto: University of Toronto Press. ISBN 978-0-8020-9604-3.
Tucker, Gilbert (1952). The Naval Service of Canada, Its Official History: Activities on Shore During the Second World War. II. King's Printer, Ottawa. OCLC 256309361.
"The Canadian Navy List 1914 to 1945". Ottawa: Canada: Department of National Defence. OCLC 47257749.
Warships of the British Commonwealth (PDF). Washington: Office of Naval Intelligence. 1944. OCLC 4918659.

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List of ships of the Royal Canadian Navy

Commissioned 1910–22

Cruisers

Destroyers

Submarines

Trawlers

Minesweepers

Torpedo boats

Hospital Ship

Auxiliary and other

Icebreakers

Training vessels

Motor launches

Patrol boats

Survey vessels

Tenders

Tugs

Other

Commissioned 1922–47

Aircraft carriers

Cruisers

Light cruisers

Armed merchant cruisers

Destroyers

Frigates

Corvettes

Submarines

Minesweepers

Motor launches

Motor torpedo boats

Armed trawlers and yachts

Armed trawlers

Armed yachts

Landing craft

Auxiliaries

Accommodation vessels

Anti-submarine target towing vessels

Cable layers

Diving vessels

Examination vessels

Gate Vessels

Auxiliary minesweepers

Mine Laying Vessels

Mobile Deperming Crafts

Patrol boats

Support ships

Survey vessels

Tankers

Training vessels

W/T Calibration vessels

Other

Tugboats

Harbour craft

Commissioned 1948–89

Aircraft carriers

Destroyers

Destroyer escorts

Submarines

Minesweepers

Patrol vessels

Auxiliary

Auxiliary minesweeping

Diving support ship

Escort maintenance ships

Fireboats

Gate vessels

High speed launch vessels

Hydrofoil prototype

Icebreaker

Survey ships

Replenishment oilers

Tugboats

Training vessels

Utility and other boats

Yard diving tenders

Submarine non-operational

Commissioned 1990 to present

See also

Notes

References