Non-commissioned Member Rank Insignia
| Navy | Army | Air Force | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| Senior Ranks (Rangs supérieurs) | |||
| The 1957 version of the Coat of Arms of Canada | |||
| St. Edward's Crown within a laurel wreath | |||
| St. Edward's Crown | |||
| Three inverted chevrons surmounted by a maple leaf | |||
| Junior Ranks (Rangs subalternes) | |||
| Two inverted chevrons surmounted by a maple leaf. Note that Master Corporal/Master Seaman is an appointment, not a rank. |
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| Two inverted chevrons | |||
| One inverted chevron | |||
| No insignia | |||
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