Decommissioned Fleet
| Class or name | Type | Builder | Quantity | Year Entered Service | Details | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| St. Laurent class | escort destroyers | Canada Canadian Vickers, Montreal Halifax Shipyards, Halifax NS Burrard, Vancouver, BC Yarrows, Esquimalt, BC Marine Industries Limited, Sorel, Quebec |
7 | 1955–1994 | all but 2 scrapped; Saguenay (Nova Scotia) and Assiniboine (Caribbean) were sunk as artificial reefs | |
| Mackenzie class | escort destroyers | Canada Canadian Vickers, Montreal |
4 | 1962–1994 | 3 were sunk with 2 as artificial reefs; Qu'Appelle's status is unknown | |
| Restigouche class | escort destroyers | Canada Davie Shipbuilding, Lauzon, Quebec Halifax Shipyards, Halifax NS Burrard Dry Dock, North Vancouver, BC Victoria Machinery Depot, Victoria, BC |
7 | 1958–1997 | St Croix was scrapped, Gatineau and Terra Nova are laid up in Halifax and rest sunk as reefs | |
| Iroquois class | escort destroyers | Canada MIL Davie Shipbuilding, Lauzon, Quebec |
1 – HMCS Huron (DDH 281) | 1970–2005 | Sunk as a target ship by US and Canadian ships off the coast of BC in 2007 | |
| Oberon class | diesel electric submarine | United Kingdom Vickers-Armstrongs, Barrow-in-Furness |
3 (+2 spares) | 1964–2000 | one sold to a museum in Rimouski, Quebec, the spare purchased for parts was scrapped, other spare to be scrapped, two others remain laid-up at Dartmouth jetty, across from main naval base | |
| Tench class | diesel electric submarine | United States Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, Kittery, Maine |
1 ( USS Argonaut (SS-475) renamed as HMCS Rainbow (SS-75) ) | 1968–1974 | returned to US to be scrapped | |
| Provider class | AOR (oiler replinishing ship) | Canada Davie Shipbuilding, Lauzon, Quebec |
1 – HMCS Provider (AOR 508) | 1963–2003 | sold as barge and latter scrapped | |
| N/A | ASL | Italy Aspa Quarto |
1 – HMCS Cormorant (ASL 20) | 1978–1997 | ||
| Annapolis class | escort destroyers | Canada Marine Industries Limited, Sorel, Quebec |
2 | 1964–1997 | both sunk; Annapolis is a reef and Nipigon sunk in Quebec | |
| Majestic class | light aircraft carrier | United Kingdom Harland and Wolff, Belfast |
1 – HMCS Bonaventure (CVL 22) | 1957–1970 | scrapped in Taiwan | |
| Cape class | escort maintenance | Canada Allied Shipbuilders Ltd., Vancouver, BC |
2 | 1959–1970 | status unknown | |
| N/A | escort hydrofoil Frigate | Canada Marine Industries Limited, Sorel, Quebec de Havilland Canada, Toronto, Ontario |
1 – HMCS Bras d'Or (FHE 400) | 1970s | now at Musée Maritime du Québec | |
| Glen-Class I tugs | tug | 4 – Glendevon, Glenevis | WWII ships | |||
| YBZ-61 | vacuum ship | 1 | ||||
| Saint Class Deep Sea Tugs | ocean tug | Saint John Dry Dock, Saint John, NB 1957 Canada | 3 – St. Anthony ATA 531, St. John ATA 532, St.Charles ATA 533 | stricken beginning in 1972 | ||
| Naval Research Vessel | 1 – CFAV Endeavour | 1968–1998 | ||||
| Submersible | 1 - SDL-1 SDL-1; built by International Hydrodynamics Corporation of Vancouver, BC | 1971–1998 | sold in 1998 |
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