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Name	Photo	Location	Established	Area (2017)	Marine region	Description
Fathom Five		Ontario 45°19′N 81°38′W	1987	114 km2 (44 sq mi)	Georgian Bay	The marine counterpart to Bruce National Park, Fathom Five is named for a line in Shakespeare's The Tempest. The first marine unit in the national parks system preserves a unique aquatic environment and several small islands including Flowerpot Island. The unusually clear waters and numerous shipwrecks on the shoals of Georgian Bay make the park a popular destination for scuba divers.
Gwaii Haanas (Reserve)		British Columbia 52°0′N 131°12′W	2010	1,500 km2 (579 sq mi)	Hecate Strait, Queen Charlotte Shelf	Along with the national park reserve of the same name, Gwaii Haanas protects an area extending from the ocean floor of the Hecate Strait and Queen Charlotte Basin to the mountains of the Haida Gwaii. The marine reserve preserves the Haida people's traditional use of the waters while protecting the area from oil exploration and commercial fishing.
Lake Superior		Ontario 48°26′N 89°13′W	2007	10,880 km2 (4,201 sq mi)	Lake Superior	Adjacent to the United States' Isle Royale National Park and several Ontario provincial parks, Lake Superior NMCA forms part of the world's largest freshwater reserve.
Saguenay–St. Lawrence		Quebec 48°4′N 69°40′W	1998	1,245 km2 (481 sq mi)	St. Lawrence Estuary	Located at the confluence of the Saguenay and St. Lawrence rivers and adjacent to Quebec's Saguenay Fjord National Park, Saguenay–St. Lawrence protects a portion of the St. Lawrence estuary, a common feeding ground for marine mammals such as the endangered St. Lawrence beluga whale.