Mark V tankWWI ended while the 1st Canadian Tank Battalion was still training in Mark V tanks in the U.K. Shortly after the war ended, the tanks were returned to the British.
Mark V* Carden Loyd tankette12 used by Canadian Armoured Fighting Vehicle School in a training role from 1931.

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Carden-Loyd Vickers Light Tank Mk VI12 delivered in 1938, Pre WWII machine gun equipped light tank (some retained for driver training in Canada early in WWII)
Vickers Light Tank Mk VI (1/76) M1917Acquired by Canada on an emergency basis early in WWII (used as a tank trainer in Canada)
Renault FT.17 (1/76) Matilda Infantry Tank Mark IIAcquired in small numbers from British stocks to train crews in the U.K. prior to the arrival of the Ram Tank from Canada (Did not see action with the RCAC)
Matilda II M3 LeeAcquired in small numbers from British stocks to train crews in the U.K. prior to the arrival of the Ram Tank from Canada (Did not see action with the RCAC)
M3 Lee / Grant (1/76)