How Britain would support a larger Canadian fleet

How much would Britain and the Royal Navy help Canada build a larger interwar fleet?

Extensively in design, training, weapons, and personnel exchange, with Canada integrated into the wider Royal Navy system much like Australia.

Britain would provide design knowledge, shipbuilding experience, gun production, and extensive institutional support, much as it did for Australia. Canadian officers and sailors would circulate through Royal Navy and other Dominion ships, building experience within an integrated strategic and personnel system even while serving under RCN identity.