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Canada  Canadian Navy (MARCOM)
| Canadian Forces Maritime Command (MARCOM, Royal Canadian Navy), badge (insignia) |
| Canadian Forces Naval Operations, branch badge |
| Canadian Navy, Auxiliary Vessels Jack |
| Canadian Navy, Naval Board Flag |
| Canadian Navy, Fleet Commander flag |
| Canadian Navy, semi-official Admiral flag |
| Canadian Navy, semi-official Commodore flag |
| Canadian Navy, semi-official Rear Admiral flag |
| Canadian Navy, semi-official Vice Admiral flag |
| Canadian Forces Naval Communications Department, badge (crest) |
| Canada, Naval Ensign (#2) |
| Canadian Forces Maritime Air Group, badge (insignia) |
| Canadian Forces Naval Operations School (CFNOS), badge (insignia) |
| Canadian Navy HMCS Ojibwa, crest (emblem) |
| Canadian Navy HMCS Okanagan, crest (emblem) |
| Canadian Navy HMCS Onondaga, crest (emblem) |
| Canadian Navy HMCS Oriole (KC 480), sail training vessel badge (crest) Description: Or an oriole proper.
Significance: Nothing could be more appropriate for the badge than the oriole in its natural plumage. / MARCOM |
| Canadian Navy HMCS Preserver (AOR 510), replenishment oiler ship badge (crest) Description: Azure a life preserver Argent cabled Or charged on the centre chief point with a maple leaf slipped Gules and within the ring a starburst also Argent.
Significance: The life preserver is a rebus on the ship's name and with the red maple leaf gains Canadian identification. The starburst in the centre symbolizes the flare that is automatically ignited when the life preserver touches the water. / MARCOM |
| Canadian Navy HMCS Protecteur (AOR 509), replenishment oiler ship badge (crest) Description: Azure a silver helmet with five grills Or garnished of the last and bearing a coronet fleurs-de-lis also Or.
Significance: A helmet is an instrument of protection, and in this instance, having the coronet trimmed with fleurs-de-lis, the device of former Royal France, it becomes a "protecteur." / MARCOM |
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