Force, with the Mast variants earmarked for the Regular units and the Remotes designated for the Reserves. Shortly after taking delivery of the vehicles, but before they were assigned to the Reserve units, all Coyotes were reassigned to the Regular Force. Service history Since the introduction of the Coyote to the Canadian Armed Forces, the vehicle has been used domestically and abroad. The Coyote was deployed during the United Nations / NATO missions in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Macedonia, Kosovo, and in Afghanistan. Domestically, it has been deployed during "Operation Grizzly" to Kananaskis to secure the 28th G8 summit, the 36th G8 summit, and the G-20 Toronto summit, in addition to a number of domestic emergency response incidents. As of 2015–2022, the Coyote was in the midst of a planned retirement and being replaced by a mix of TAPV and LAV VI armoured vehicles. See also LAV III – Canadian infantry fighting vehicle. Replaced the Bison in many roles. References External links Prime Portal: Coyote walk-around Canadian Army > Bison Armoured Vehicle Military-Today.com > Bison Armoured Personnel Carrier Armoured cars Armoured fighting vehicles of Canada Reconnaissance vehicles Armoured fighting vehicles of the post–Cold War period General Dynamics land vehicles Military vehicles introduced in the 1990s Mowag Piranha