| Vessels | Type | Details | Origins |
|---|---|---|---|
| 420 | Sailing Dinghy | Double or single hand, monohull | |
| Pirate | Sailing Dinghy | Double or single hand, monohull | |
| Echo | Sailing Dinghy | Double or single hand, monohull | |
| Laser | Sailing Dinghy | Single hand, monohull | |
| Laser II | Sailing Dinghy | Double or single hand, monohull | |
| YAG (Yard Auxiliary General) | Training Tender | Ceased operations summer 2008 | |
| Orca Class | Patrol Craft Training | Canadian Navy training and patrol tender |
STV Fair Jeanne, built by Capt(N) Thomas G. Fuller, does fall and spring youth sail training group trips on the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Seaway for organizations such as the Royal Canadian Sea Cadets, Girl Guides of Canada, corporate groups and for people who are working towards The Duke of Edinburgh's Awards.
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