What is a good starting book on the Royal Canadian Navy and its carriers?
Short answerTry Edward Magrick's Tribal Campaign: it is not a complete carrier history, but its author brings experience of Canadian destroyer and carrier operations.
NotesEdward Magrick's Tribal Campaign is suggested as a starting book on Canadian naval aviation and carriers. Its author served through the period and had experience of both destroyers and carriers, giving the book a view from inside the service. It is not a complete history of Canada's carriers, and no single book fully fills that role. Its value lies in showing the Canadian Navy's operating world and the relationship between its destroyer and carrier experience.