4 November 1998, Canada Post issued a 45¢ stamp featuring HMCS Sackville as part of the Naval Vessels series. The stamps were designed by Dennis George Page, based on an illustration by Todd Hawkins and on photographs by Canadian Naval Memorial Trust. HMCS Sackville memorial centre plans were being looked at for a $50 million memorial centre which could include a permanent land based berth for the ship, as well as a Canadian Naval memorial and museum. HMCS Sackville underwent a major refit from February through October 2018. Greyhound HMCS Sackville was used as the model for the corvette, HMCS Dodge, call sign Dicky, in the 2020 film, Greyhound. The producers of the movie took numerous 3D scans of the ship's exterior to create the CGI version for the movie. Gallery See also List of ships of the Canadian Navy List of museum ships Ship replica Ships preserved in museums References Bibliography External links HMCS Sackville official site. HMCS Sackville (K 181) at uboat.net. HMCS Sackville photo gallery. Haze Gray and Underway ReadyAyeReady.com The 1993 film "Lifeline to Victory" was filmed aboard HMCS Sackville. Of the 236 corvettes that were laid down in Canada and Britain, 111 sailed from Canadian slips HNSA Ship Page: HMCS Sackville HMCS Sackville on the Arnold Hague database at convoyweb.org.uk. Ships of the Royal Canadian Navy Flower-class corvettes of the Royal Canadian Navy Ships built in New Brunswick Museum ships in Canada Museum ships in Nova Scotia History of Halifax, Nova Scotia National Historic Sites in Nova Scotia 1941 ships Maritime museums in Nova Scotia Museums in Halifax, Nova Scotia Naval museums in Canada