Assets or scrapped. The ship itself was saved and donated to the Musée Maritime du Québec at L'Islet-sur-Mer, Quebec where it remains on display to this day. Sea Cadet Corps Located in Quispamsis, New Brunswick, Royal Canadian Sea Cadets Corps Bras d'Or (#268) remains as a memory to Bras d'Or. As of 2015, the corps is parading 29 cadets every Tuesday night. The Bras d'Or Sea Cadet Corps is the home to the 2007 National Top Sea Cadet of the Year, New Brunswick's Top CIC Officer of the Year, and New Brunswick's Top Sea Cadet of the Year. The corps has a band, a guard, and one division. See also , experimental hydrofoil (1957–1962) , auxiliary minesweeper (1939–1940) Musée Maritime du Québec , a Royal Navy jetfoil mine countermeasure vessel. , a class of USN PHM , a class of Soviet PHM , a class of Soviet PHM , a class of Italian PHM References Notes Bibliography External links Haze Gray & Underway International Hydrofoil Society Video: HMCS Bras D'Or; The world's fastest warship and the pinnacle of hydrofoil development in Canada Hydrofoils of the Royal Canadian Navy Museum ships in Canada Museum ships in Quebec 1968 ships Alexander Graham Bell Experimental ships of the Royal Canadian Navy Abandoned military projects of Canada Auxiliary ships of the Royal Canadian Navy Buildings and structures in Chaudière-Appalaches Tourist attractions in Chaudière-Appalaches