Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Halifax serves as the primary base for Canada's East Coast Navy and is the largest military base in the country by population. Located in Halifax, it offers a comprehensive range of services, including administrative, logistics, IT, emergency services, and port operations, supporting over 11,000 Canadian Armed Forces members and numerous civilian employees. CFB Halifax is integral to the Maritime Forces Atlantic (MARLANT) formation and local community, engaging with over 75 lodger units and contributing significantly to the regional economy.

Under the leadership of Captain(N) Annick Fortin, the base ensures a supportive environment for military personnel and their families, showcasing a commitment to community involvement. CFB Halifax also provides various programs, such as Take Our Kids to Work Day, and resources for mental health, solidifying its role in both military and civilian sectors. With a focus on readiness and collaboration, CFB Halifax remains a cornerstone of military operations both domestically and internationally.