Great tour - we were able to explore most areas on the ship, the few roped off areas were still viewable. Information signs were plentiful and easy to understand, made our self guided tour a great experience. Be aware, lots of climbing ladders, a few tight spaces - would be a challenge for someone with mobility issues. We went for the 79th birthday celebration, got to see the big gun fired and talked with a number of former servicemen (including one who actually served on the HMCS Haida!) Admission cost was very reasonable - go see this one!

Visited the HMCS Haifa today and really enjoyed it. The staff is knowledgeable and it’s easy to spend a couple of hours exploring. One thing to note is that the ship is not handicapped accessible. Many ladders, low overhead, raised and uneven surfaces, etc. my mother sat this one out on a bench in the area next to the ship. There were several kids when I was there and they all seemed to be having a good time exploring. A great spot for families, not so great for the elderly or disabled.

It is a hands on experience were you can feel part of Canadian History. The Haida is the most famous Corvette in WW2 History. I was proud to visit this ship. She is a live history to touch and feel, and experience what it was to be able to get a glimpse of life on a hunter killer with successful enemy sinkings' inWW2.