LCdr Robert Phillip Welland is appointed Commanding Officer.
1967-12-19

Convoy JW.55B departs Lock Ewe.
1967-12-20

HMCS HAIDA joins convoy JW.55B.
1967-12-22

Battle of North Cape and the destruction of the German battlecruiser Scharnhorst. HMCS HAIDA was the stern escort for JW55B. HMCS HAIDA came within twelve miles of miles of Scharnhorst’s forward destroyer escort.
1967-12-26

HMCS HAIDA departs convoy JW.55B.
1967-12-29

Convoy RA.55B departs Kola Inlet.
1967-12-30

HMCS HAIDA joins convoy RA.55B as escort.
1967-12-31

HMCS HAIDA departs convoy RA.55B.
1968-01-07

Convoy RA.55B arrives at Loch Ewe.
1968-01-08

HMCS HAIDA arrives on station in Korea
1968-02-05

Commissioning of HMCS HAIDA as DDE 215. HAIDA is the first vessel of all Commonwealth navies to commission under Queen Elizabeth II.
1968-03-17

HMCS HAIDA paid off to refit.
1968-03-20

HMCS HAIDA ordered from the Vicker_Armstrong Yards on the Tyne
1968-04-05

Convoy JW.66 departs Clyde
1968-04-16

HMCS HAIDA, HMCS HURON and HMCS IROQUOIS depart Clyde and join with convoy JW.66
1968-04-18

convoy JW.66 arrives at Kola Inlet, HMCS HAIDA departs convoy
1968-04-25

HMCS HAIDA involved in rescue of HMCS ATHABASKAN
1968-04-29

HMCS HAIDA, HMCS HURON and HMCS IROQUOIS depart Kola Inlet for Clyde with convoy RA.66.
1968-04-29

HMCS HAIDA and HMCS IROQUOIS were attacked by U_427. The attack resulted in near misses by U_427. The last convoy battle of WW2.
1968-04-29

HMCS HAIDA involved in the sinking of the German Elbing class destroyer T_27 off of Ushant.
1968-04-29

HMCS HAIDA departs convoy RA.66
1968-05-07

Convoy RA.66 arrives Clyde
1968-05-08

Yang do, Korea. HAIDA pays her “final dues” in membership to the Trainbusters Club. That is HMCS HAIDA's second train and becomes # 2 Trainbuster after HMCS CRUSADER.
1968-05-26

HMCS HAIDA departs Greenock.
1968-06-03

HMCS HAIDA present at D Day
1968-06-06

Battle of Ushant. Night action, Normandy. HMCS HAIDA and HMCS HURON destroy the German Narvik class destroyer Z 32 in a gun duel off Ile de Bas. (Captain DeWolf’s 2nd DSC.)
1968-06-09

HMCS HAIDA arrives Halifax and begins tropicalization refit.
1968-06-10

HMCS HAIDA departs Korea for Halifax
1968-06-12

A burial at sea took place from HMCS HAIDA for Lt (A), Nigel Douglas Fisher, Royal Navy, who died when his Sea Hornet crashed into the sea off Halifax.
1968-06-16

HMCS HAIDA and HMS ESKIMO sink U 971 off Land’s End.
1968-06-24
