Canadian Army Training Memorandum was a series of pamphlets produced during the Second World War for the Canadian Army.

The CATM was a monthly publication intended for wide distribution among the commissioned ranks of the Canadian Army serving domestically. The cover bore the following inscription:

Every officer in the Canadian Army in Canada should receive a copy of the monthly Canadian Army Training Memorandum. If it fails to reach him he should inform his superior officer.

It was generally divided into sections, including:

• General - various articles of interest on subjects such as security, leadership, method of instruction

• Training - various articles on current training techniques, enemy tactics and organization, and technical items of interest

• Training Centres - information regarding training locations in Canada and tips on improving facilities, sometimes accompanied by scale drawings

• Corps, Formations and Units - updates to establishments and other information

• Appendices - "State of Publications" was a common feature, listing available military literature, also included schedules of courses, corrections and amendments to previous CATMs or to official manuals and pamphlets, etc.

Some mild propaganda was included in the publications, with reminders of the importance of security, the importance of physical fitness, and other appeals to hard work and sacrifice.