| 1862: | 8th Battalion Volunteer Militia Rifles of Canada │ |
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| 1862: | 8th or Stadacona Battalion Volunteer Militia Rifles of Canada │ |
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| 1877: | 8th Battalion “Royal Rifles” │ |
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| 1900: | 8th Regiment “Royal Rifles” |
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| 1920: | 1st Battalion (171st Battalion, CEF), |
2nd Battalion, | |
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| 1929: | 1st Battalion (12th Battalion, CEF), |
2nd Battalion (171st Battalion, CEF), |
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| 1936: | The Royal Rifles of Canada │ |
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| 1940: | 2nd (Reserve) Battalion, | 1st Battalion, | |
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| 1945: | The Royal Rifles of Canada │ |
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| 1958: | absorbed by → | Les Voltigeurs de Québec │ | |
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| 1965: | The Royal Rifles of Canada [Supplementary Reserve] │ |
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| Overseas battalion of the Canadian Expeditionary Force perpetuated by The Royal Rifles of Canada |
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| 12th Battalion | 171st Battalion (Québec Rifles) |
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