Canada
- Protected cruiser
- British Apollo class
- Rainbow (1891, ex-British Rainbow, obtained 1910) - Sold 1920
- Light cruisers
- British Arethusa class
- Aurora
- British Ceylon class
- Uganda (1941) - Renamed Quebec, BU 1961
- British Minotaur class
- Ontario (was HMS Minotaur) (1943) - BU 1960
- Armored cruiser
- British Diadem class
- Niobe (1897, ex-British Niobe, obtained 1910) - BU 1922
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