Canadian Navy

Class

• Name (Year)
• Displacement; Length; Complement

Aircraft Carriers, Light Fleet

(n/a)

• Magnificent (1944)
• 14,000 T; 693 ft; 1,350 people

• Warrior (1944)
• 13,350 T; 693 ft; 1,350 people

Cruisers

(n/a)

• Ontario (1943)
• 8,000 T; 556 ft; ? people

• Uganda (1941)
• 8,000 T; 549 ft; 900 people

Destroyers

Crescent

• Crescent (1944); Crusader (1944)
• 1,710 T; 363 ft; 250 people

Gatineau

• Qu’Appelle (1934); Gatineau (1934)
• 1,350-1,375 T; 326 ft; ? people

Tribal

• Haida (1942); Huron (1942); Iroquois (1941); Athabascan; Cayuga (1945); Micmac (1943); Nootka (1944)
• 1,927 T; 356 ft; 240 people

Frigates

(n/a) (like British River class)

• Antigonish (1944); Beacon Hill (1943); Capilano (1944); Charlottetown (1943); Grou (1943); Kirkland Lake (1944); La Hulloise (1943); Levis (1943); Montreal (1943); New Waterford (1943); Orkney (1943); Port Colborne (1943); Royalmount (1944); St. Catharines (1943); St. John (1943); St. Stephen (1944); Springhill (1943); Swansea (1942); Waskesiu (1943); Wentworth (1943)
• 1,445 T; 302 ft; 140 people

Minelayers, Controlled

(n/a)

• Sackville (1941)
• 925 T; 205 ft; ? people

• Whitethroat (1944)
• 580 T; 150 ft; ? people

Minesweepers

(n/a) (like British Algerine class)

• Border Cities (1943); Fort Frances (1943); Kapuskasing (1943); New Liskeard (1944); Oshawa (1943); Portage (1942); Rockcliffe (1943); St. Boniface (1942); Sault Ste. Marie (1942); Wallaceburg (1942); Winnipeg (1942)
• 950 T; 230 ft; 104 people

Minesweepers, Motor

(n/a)

• Llewellyn (1942); Lloyd George (1942); Revelstoke
• 360 T; 140 ft; 20

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