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List of ships of the Canadian Navy

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Historic Ships
Her Majesty's Canadian Ship
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CFB Halifax (Atlantic)
CFB Esquimalt (Pacific)

This is a list of ships in the Canadian Navy. "HMCS" is the abbreviation of "Her Majesty's Canadian Ship" or "His Majesty's Canadian Ship", depending on the gender of the current head of state. Some ship names have been reused several times. The Navy's current policy is to name ships after important cities and towns in each province. Ships maintain a relationship with their "Namesake City" by encouraging visits and support to ship's crews during deployments.

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[edit] Current ships

[edit] Halifax-class multi-role patrol frigates

[edit] Victoria-class long-range patrol submarines

[edit] Iroquois-class area air defence destroyers

[edit] Protecteur-class auxiliary oil replenishment

[edit] Kingston-class coastal defence vessels

[edit] Orca-class training vessels

  • 6 under construction

[edit] YAG 300 Series Training Vessels

[edit] Inflatable Boats

  • Rigid Hull Inflatable Boats - RHIB
  • Inflatable Rubber Boats - IRB

[edit] Other

[edit] Historical ships commissioned 1910 to 1930

[edit] Apollo class protected cruiser

[edit] Diadem-class armoured cruiser

[edit] Arethusa-class light cruiser

[edit] Thornycroft "M" class destroyers

[edit] S-class destroyers

[edit] CC-class submarines

[edit] H-class submarines

[edit] Battle-class gate trawlers

[edit] TR type minesweeping trawlers

[edit] CD type minesweeping trawlers

[edit] PV type minesweeping trawlers

[edit] Converted civilian craft (WWI use)

[edit] Survey ships

[edit] Sloops

[edit] Patrol boats

[edit] Minesweepers

[edit] Torpedo boat

[edit] Historical ships commissioned 1930-1950

[edit] Ameer-class escort aircraft carriers

(commissioned in the Royal Navy, but operated by the RCN (Royal Canadian Navy))

[edit] Colossus-class light aircraft carrier

[edit] Majestic-class light aircraft carrier

[edit] Ceylon-class light cruiser

[edit] Minotaur-class light cruiser

[edit] A-class destroyers

(the A-through-H-class destroyers were also collectively known as "River-class destroyers")

[edit] C-class destroyers (1930s)

[edit] D-class destroyers

[edit] E-class destroyer

[edit] F-class destroyers

[edit] G-class destroyer

[edit] H-class destroyer

[edit] Wickes-class destroyers

(see also "Town class destroyer")

[edit] Clemson-class destroyers

(see also "Town class destroyer")

[edit] Tribal-class destroyers

[edit] V-class destroyers

[edit] C-class destroyers (1940s)

[edit] River-class frigates

[edit] Loch-class frigates

[edit] Flower-class corvettes

[edit] Castle-class corvettes

[edit] Captured and recommissioned German U-boats

[edit] Fundy-class minesweeper

[edit] Bangor-class minesweeper

[edit] Unsorted minesweepers

[edit] Isles-class armed trawlers

[edit] Prince-class armed merchant cruiser

[edit] Training schooner

[edit] Unsorted

[edit] Historical ships commissioned 1950-1975

[edit] Majestic-class light aircraft carrier

[edit] St. Laurent-class helicopter destroyers

(initially built as destroyer escorts, later refit and redesignated)

[edit] Restigouche-class destroyer escorts

[edit] Mackenzie-class destroyer escorts

[edit] Annapolis-class helicopter destroyers

[edit] Iroquois-class area air defence destroyers

(decommissioned ships only, see also "current ships" section above)

[edit] Balao-class submarine

[edit] Tench-class submarine

[edit] Oberon-class submarines

[edit] YMS-1-class minesweeper

[edit] Bay-class minesweepers

[edit] Bird-class patrol vessels

[edit] Provider-class auxiliary oil replenishment

[edit] Cape-class escort maintenance ships

[edit] Porte-class gate vessels

[edit] Miscellaneous vessels

[edit] Wind-class icebreaker

[edit] Hydrofoil prototype

[edit] Surveyor

[edit] Diving support ship

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