Taken on strength 1945 ex RAF; struck off strength 1964. Subsequently mounted on a pylon at Toronto for many years then acquired by the BC Aviation Museum, in a dismantled state for restoration in 2018. The CX code was carried by 107 MRU aircraft.

Taken on strength 1945; struck off strength 1965. The CX code was carried by 107 MRU aircraft.

Built at Victory Aircraft, Malton in July 1945 as a Lancaster Mk10 and later converted to a Mk10MR, operating with 107 Rescue Unit based at Torbay, Newfoundland. Retired in 1963 and displayed at Goderich, Ontario for many years before being restored to flying condition. Currently flies as C-GVRA/KB726 with the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum

Originally built as a Mk.10 in May 1945. Converted into a Mk.10MR circa 1952 and retired circa 1955. Sold surplus in 1960 and moved to Nanton where it was on display next to the main north south highway for many years in front of the location where later the Bomber Command Museum of Canada was built.. When that was finished it moved inside and after an extensive restoration the Lancaster is now the star exhibit at the museum.

Built by Victory Aircraft in June 1945 at Malton, Ontario. Preserved at Calgary wearing the NA-P code of 428 Squadron RCAF.