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A Canadian Forces Base or CFB (fr. Base des forces canadiennes or BFC) refers to a Canadian military installation of the Canadian Armed Forces.

Minor installations are also named Canadian Forces Station or CFS (fr. Station des forces canadiennes or SFC).

1 Current

1.1 Army

1.2 Navy

See also:

1.3 Air force

Air Command and CF Northern Area also maintain a chain of Forward Operating Locations at various points across northern Canada, capable of supporting fighter operations. Elements of CF-18 squadrons periodically deploy to these FOLs for short training exercises or Arctic sovereignty patrols.

See also:

1.4 All services



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