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Do Not Call
List: What is the National Do Not Call List? The National Do
Not Call List (DNCL) gives consumers a choice about whether to receive
telemarketing calls. The National DNCL Rules introduce new
responsibilities for Canada’s telemarketers. |
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Canadian Forces Pension Office:
The site contains various information,
services and tools related to the Canadian Forces pension payments.
Please visit our site regularly for information updates. |
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Federal Superannuates National Association:
With more than 155,000 members and 85
branches, FSNA is recognized by the Government of Canada as the major
representative of pensioners - and of their spouses and survivors - from
the Canadian Forces, the Public Service of Canada, the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police, and of federally appointed judges. |
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Old Age Security and Canada Pension Plan:
Together, the OAS and CPP provide a modest
base upon which Canadians can build their retirement income. |
| Veterans Affairs Canada:
Our Mission. To provide exemplary, client-centred services and benefits
that respond to the needs of veterans, our other clients and their
families, in recognition of their services to Canada; and to keep the
memory of their achievements and sacrifices alive for all Canadians. |
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Entitlement, Seniors Canada On-line:
Canada's Trusted Information Source for
Seniors, Caregivers, Families and Service Providers. |
| Canada
Post Look-up : Find a Postal Code, Find a Rate, Ship, Find a
post office, Track and more. |
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Provinces |
 
Colombie-Britannique |
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British Columbia Canada:
Is the third largest province in the country. Although two-thirds of
British Columbia is covered with forest, do not let that fool you: the
cities and towns of this region are exciting and versatile. No matter
which community you visit, you can find opportunities to indulge in indoor
and outdoor activities of every kind. Indeed, the challenge in British
Columbia is not figuring out what do to, but how to do it all.
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Alberta Canada:
Known as “Canada’s Sunniest Province,” Alberta receives more days of
sunshine per year than any other province in the country. With plenty of
nice weather, visitors will have ample opportunity to experience the
impressive mix of prairies, parkland, forests and mountain regions that
this province offers. No matter what your taste is, there is something for
you in Alberta. |
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| Saskatchewan Canada:
Once known as “The World’s Bread Basket,” Saskatchewan produces more
than half of the wheat grown in Canada. But with its impressive network of
parks, historical attractions and performing arts facilities, Saskatchewan
is one of the fastest growing tourist destinations in Canada. |
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Moose Jaw WDM: Until
the early nineteenth century, the chief means of transporting people and
goods across the west was along natural waterways by canoe, or over land
by Red River cart, horseback, pack horse or travois. The railway played
a crucial role in opening Western Canada, delivering goods and
passengers with ease. Later generations experienced the impact of the
automobile and the network of roads carved from the land to accommodate
it. The journey follows the daring attempts to master the sky, using
aircrafts, which were often little more than canvas and wood held
together with prayers and prairie ingenuity. Travel the past with us and
see how our forefathers dealt with distance. For
travelers with GPS receivers, coordinates in degrees, minutes and
hundredths of minutes are: N 50° 25.10´ W 105° 31.81´. They have
four theme branches to one umbrella museum. Rather than build one huge
facility , They spread it around Saskatchewan. Each of us have a
different 'room/theme' around the province. We are the History of
Transportation in Saskatchewan; North Battleford is the Heritage and
Pioneer Village; Saskatoon is Boomtown 1910 and Yorkton has the
Story of People in Saskatchewan |
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Saskatchewan Tour
Take a deep breath. Saskatchewan has a quiet stillness than invades your soul. The landscape is larger-than-life, the people down-to-earth, the cultural experiences authentic. There's room to breath in our cities and towns, our beaches and resorts. Discover a place where every visit rejuvenates.
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Manitoba Canada:
Manitoba is renowned for dramatic landscapes, diversity of wild-life, and
warm, friendly people. Drawn by more than 100,000 lakes and countless
rivers and marshes, two-thirds of Canada's 500-plus species of birds have
made Manitoba their home. This province is also known as one of the most
exciting wildlife-watching destinations in the world, featuring one of the
highest densities of moose, elk and black bear in North America. |
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Winnipeg Now |
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Winnipeg Then & Now. |
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The New Iceland Heritage
Museum Experience the rich cultural
heritage in Gimli, Manitoba, a beautiful resort town on the shores of
Lake Winnipeg. Check out the web Cam |
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Ontario Canada:
In Ontario motorists proudly display the phrase “Yours to Discover” on
their license plates. Incredibly vast and diverse, Canada’s second
largest province truly offers something for everyone. Ontario stretches
over one million square kilometres, and the diversity of landscapes will
make your adventures one-of-a-kind. |
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Do
Not Call List: The Canadian Marketing Association is pleased to
provide you with information to help you better understand your rights
as a consumer. Included in this section is information on protecting
your personal information, making the shopping experience more
enjoyable, and links to groups and agencies that help consumers. We hope
you find the information and tips on this site useful.
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Québec |
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Quebec Canada:
Even though it is Canada’s largest province, Québec is bursting with
gorgeous scenery, world-class culture and first-rate entertainment. A
melting pot of artistic forms originating in Europe and North America, Québec
is alive with creative energy. The obvious Francophone cultural pride is
displayed in literature, music, theatre, dance, paintings, and sculptures.
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Nouveau-Brunswick |
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New Brunswick Canada:
Imagine a place where the stresses of modern life take a
back seat to breath-taking natural wonders, rich culture and incredible
hospitality. If this sounds appealing then New Brunswick is the place for
you. Surrounded by quiet pristine shores and green forests, New Brunswick
seems to make time stand still. |
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Welcome to New Brunswick:
The
gateway to Atlantic Canada.
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New
Brunswick Photo Gallery:
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Terre-Neuve-et-Labrador.
On December 6, 2001 an amendment was made to the Constitution of Canada to
change the province's official name to "Newfoundland and
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Newfoundland and Labrador Canada:
Located on the north-eastern corner of North America, Newfoundland and
Labrador is closer to Europe than any other part of the continent. Each
morning sit on the shores of this vast province, and watch as the dawning
sun makes its first appearance in North America. |
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Newfoundland
Web Cams: The cameras are located in
areas where the necessary infrastructure of electrical power and a
reliable network connection are available to accommodate our Highway
Camera Technology. We will expand our coverage as the necessary
infrastructure becomes available throughout the province. |
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Nouvelle-Écosse,
Alba Nuadh |
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Nova Scotia Canada:
Nova Scotia lies on the east coast and is almost completely surrounded by
the Atlantic Ocean. In fact, part of Nova Scotia is actually an island
called Cape Breton. Most of the province is covered with forests and
lakes, while the larger towns are situated mainly along the seacoast. |
 
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Prince Edward Island Canada:
The nation's smallest province in terms of both size and population,
Prince Edward Island is also known as the “Garden of the Gulf”
referring to the agricultural scenery that makes up much of the
province’s landscape. But with a population of over 130,000, PEI has the
highest population density of all Canadian provinces at 24.47 persons per
square kilometer. |
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Virtual Tour of
Prince Edward Island: We've
created a number of tours which you can take to explore the Island. Take
your time and explore the island where the Fathers of Confederation met
to create Canada; where Lucy Maud Montgomery lived and immortalized the
Island in Anne of Green Gables; where there are kilometres of quiet and
secluded beaches, great restaurants, comfortable accommodations, and
activities for the entire family. Most of all, come and visit our Island
where we'll make you feel right at home.
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Yukon Canada:
One of three territories, the Yukon is situated in the northwest corner of
Canada's continental mainland, isolated by mountains. The name “Yukon”
originated from the Locheux native word "Yuk-un-ah," meaning
"Great River," referring to the Yukon River that flows across
the territory into Alaska |
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Welcome to the
official website of tourism YUKON. Along with trip planning tools,
you can explore the Yukon through media rich and interactive content
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Look Up
North For natural wonders, vibrant cultures and a vacation
experience that will light you up forever, there’s only one way to
look.
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Territoires du
Nord-Ouest |
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Northwest Territory Canada:
While the Northwest Territories has been part of Canada since 1870,
Nunavut became Canada’s third territory on April 1, 1999. Formed from
the eastern part of the Northwest Territories, Nunavut encompasses a
massive portion of Canadian’s Arctic territory. “Nunavut” is an
Inuktitut word meaning "our land," and this new territory is
home to 25,000 residents, about 80 percent of whom are Inuit. |
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West Territories License Plate History: Being far
up north, and inaccessible to road travel for many years after the
advent of the automobile, the Northwest Territories were understandably
late in issuing license plates. The first vehicle, a Ford Truck,
did not appear in the NWT until 1920, and even as late as 1960, there
were no improved roads linking it to the rest of Canada, when the Mackenzie
Highway was opened from Edmonton to Yellowknife.
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Look up north
Look up North to see Canada’s highest mountain, biggest lake and
longest river. Look up North to see world-renowned Inuit artists at work
and nature’s own creations too – the magic of the Northern Lights
and the mystery of the midnight sun.
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Nunavut
Canada: is the largest and newest territory of Canada; it was
separated officially from the Northwest Territories on April 1, 1999 via
the Nunavut Act and the Nunavut Land Claims Agreement Act,
though the actual boundaries were established in 1993. |
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Nunavut
Travel & Tourism:
A World Web travel guide & vacation planner for Nunavut, Northern
Canada
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Look Up
North The North will lead the country in economic growth in
the next ten years. Right now, there is a huge opportunity for business
people with vision.
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Flight Simulator Members Sites |
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Welcome to S.O.S.
Computer Services "Our
purpose is to provide an expert service team to fix all your computer,
notebook, monitor, printer and networking problems efficiently." |
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SIM TECH ONLINE: The
official page for fellow simulator techs. |
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Operational
1956 CF100 RCAF/CAE simulator. This Simulator was # 7 of
approximately 12 built in the early 50's |
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| Military sites |
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Canadian Air Force
Brats We are an association of former military dependents who were
stationed on various Air Force Bases around the world who are dedicated
to reuniting with those long lost friends from so many years ago!. |
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A tribute
to the Royal Canadian Golden Hawks: The team is lead by
Randall better known as Randy Pierce. Randy served in the Royal Canadian
Air Force as public relations photographer |
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Sea Island. Sea Island Heritage Society. |
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Welcome
to the Air Command Band Website: The Air Command Band, under the
direction of Captain Peter Archibald, is pleased to announce the release
of its newest CD – “Dance the Skies”. I've listened to it and all
I can say is "WOW". You can order a free copy from their site
under the heading music. Note: Due to the recently high number of CD
requestors, CDs are temporarily unavailable while on re-order. Please
check back often. |
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ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION - La Légion royale canadienne:
There are many veterans' organizations in
Canada but the largest by far is The Royal Canadian Legion with more
than over 400,000 members and affiliates. |
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RCAF
Association Wing 409 in Chapala, Mexico We are a group of about 50
ex-military and civilian aviators and aviation enthusiasts who gather each
month to share a common interest. Most of us are full-time residents of
the Lake Chapala area. However, about one-third of 904 Wing members are
'snowbirds', who live in Canada but spend three to six months a year at
Lake Chapala. |
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CAE's
Web site:
CAE is a world leader in providing simulation and modelling
technologies and integrated training solutions for the civil aviation
industry and defence forces around the globe. |
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Aeroware
Kit Shop: The official online store of the RCAF |
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| Military Museums
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Greenwood
Aviation Museum To acquire and display artifacts
which illustrate the roles performed by military aviation in Atlantic
Canada, particularly those originating from Greenwood." |
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RAF Museum. The Royal Air Force Museum is proud to announce the launch
of its new online archive print store.
This facility allows users to browse through a stunning selection of the
Museum’s photograph archive. The online facility includes a wide range
of aviation subjects, including the Royal Air Force, Civil Aircraft, Fleet
Air Arm, Research Aircraft and World War Two. The selection of pictures
available is constantly being updated and expanded. |
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Alberta Aviation Museum - Welcome
to Edmonton. 27 Aircraft on Display, Over 40 Display Cabinets
and Exhibits., Aircraft Restoration Area, Personal Artefact Displays of
Famous Bush Pilots W.R. "Wop" May, Stan McMillan and others!,
Kid's Activities, and Special Events. |
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Aero Space Museum Association of Calgary:
A living
history documenting aviation in Canada. Learn the stories of the
trailblazers who dreamt of flight. Discover the pioneers who adapted
aircraft for trade and recreation. Be inspired by the heroes who fought
for Canada from the skies or, by the adventurers who set their sights to
outer space. |
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Nanton Lancaster Society Air Museum
Honouring all those associated with Bomber Command during WWII
and commemorating the activities of the British Commonwealth Air
Training Plan.
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The Avro Lancaster & Manchester Archive
A list of all of the Canadian Lancaster Mk.X's and this included such
things as: Squadron Service, Date of Loss, some operational sortie
information and when applicable what the aircraft did after the war. |
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British Columbia Aviation Museum. The British Columbia Aviation Museum Society is dedicated to
preserving aircraft and aviation artefacts. We collect, restore and
display aircraft and artefacts related to the history of aviation in
Canada, with emphasis on British Columbia. |
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Canadian Museum of Flight.
The Canadian Museum of Flight is located at the Langley Airport, and is
a non-profit, volunteer driven museum dedicated to restoring, preserving
and showcasing Canada's rich aviation heritage. We have something that
will interest everyone. |
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Comox Air Force Museum.
Home of the Y2K Spitfire. The Comox Air Force Museum (CAFM), was founded
in 1982 to reflect the role and history of 19 Wing (CFB/RCAF/RAF) Comox,
the role and history of the Squadrons stationed here and significant
aviators and aircraft of Western Canada. Originally started as a unit of
the Air Force Indoctrination School, the Museum was accredited as a
stand-alone Canadian Military Museum in 1987. |
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Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum.
The CATP Museum is a non-profit, charitable organization founded and
operated by volunteers. The Museum is dedicated to the preservation of
the history of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan and serves as
a unique memorial to those airmen who trained and served, and especially
those who died, while serving their country in the air war of 1939-1945.
This is the only Museum in the world dedicated solely to this goal and
we think it is fitting that it is located in Manitoba where so much of
the training was carried out. At the time the Plan was signed in
December 1939, Canada had only 4,000 people in the Royal Canadian Air
Force but enrolment reached 250,000 by the end of 1943. |
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Western Canada Aviation Museum. Soar through history with a tour through the original Trans-Canada Air
Lines hangar and see Canada's first helicopter, military jets, bush planes,
Avro Arrow artifacts and more. Try piloting one of the flight
simulators. Enjoy the fully enclosed Flight Deck and watch the landings
and take-offs of the traffic on the Winnipeg International Airport. |
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North Atlantic Aviation Museum:
Welcome
to the website of the North Atlantic Aviation Museum located in Gander,
Newfoundland, Canada! We hope you enjoy this online look at some
of what is available at the museum. |
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Discovery Channel CA :
A collection of aviation features from the
Arrow to the Wright brothers. |
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Avro Arrow Recovery: The
Toronto Aerospace Museum full size Avro Arrow replica (RL-203) is coming
together at a brisk rate, some insiders hint at a rollout on a
"Significant" Arrow date. |
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Canadian Aviation Museum:
The Canada Aviation Museum at Ottawa’s
historic Rockcliffe Airport, is recognized as having the most extensive
aviation collection in Canada and one which ranks among the best in the
world. In 1988, the importance of the collection was acknowledged in the
opening at Rockcliffe of the first phase of a multi-phase development
program to serve as the new home of the collection. |
Canadian Air Force - la Force aérienne canadienne:
From a glorious past to an exciting future,
the air force has been a part of the rich fabric of our country.
Contributing knowledge, technology and intrepid heroes to the world, the
Canadian Air Force celebrated its 80th Anniversary in 2004.
De son glorieux passé à
son avenir prometteur, la Force aérienne a toujours fait partie de la
riche structure de notre pays. Partageant connaissances, technologie et
des héros courageux avec le monde entier, la Force aérienne du Canada
célèbre son 80e anniversaire en 2004. |
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Royal Canadian Air Force Memorial
Museum: Trenton, Ontario. There
are more than sixty pages on this site. A few of these provide the
stories of the short lived Canadian Aviation Corps (CAC - 1914),
the Canadian Air Force (CAF - 1920 to 1923), the Royal Canadian Air
Force (RCAF - 1924 to 1966), the Canadian Forces Air Element (1967 to
1985) and, from then until now, the Air Force, which still remains part
of the unified Canadian Forces. |
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The
Walkway of Time: Welcome to the
Highlights in the History of Canadian Aviation. This site contains
nearly 300 photographs of 25 different aircraft, all of which have
played an important role in shaping Canadian aviation history. The
Canadian Aviation time line console is divided into five separate
categories. Each category represents a key period in aviation
history. |
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Toronto Aerospace Museum:
Our Mission is to create a facility and
resources for the education of the local and aviation communities
through the collection, preservation, restoration and exhibition of
information, artifacts and technology associated with the aviation and
aerospace history of the Greater Toronto Area. |
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Canadian Starfighter Association: On July 2, 1959, the CF-104
was selected by the Royal Canadian Air Force to replace the Sabre Mk.6
for use with the Air Division in Europe. For more detailed information
please follow the "Story of the 104" link in the site. |
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Canadian
Airforce History: In historical terms the life span of the Royal Canadian Air
Force can hardly be described as anything but brief, a mere 44 years
from creation to unification with Canada's other two armed services.
Yet, from its modest beginning of fewer than two thousand men, it
reached at wartime peak that exceeded two hundred thousand. The true
measure of its greatness, however, is to be found in its growth and accomplishments,
which both in peace and war are truly magnificent. |
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WARPLANE HERITAGE MUSEUM: The Museum's mandate?
To acquire, document, preserve and maintain, a complete collection of
aircraft that were flown by Canadians and the Canadian military services
from the beginning of World War II to the present, including other
related aviation artifacts and memorabilia of significant historic
importance to this period. |
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BagotvilleAir Defence Museum:
Opened in June 1997 and officially
recognized as a military museum by the Canadian Armed Forces, the
Bagotville Air Defence Museum is the only museum
in the Province of Quebec dedicated to the history of military aviation. |
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| Cornucopia |
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Silver
Dart Replca: Silver Dart will fly
again. Replica
will enact historic first flight in Canada in 1909
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Pension
CLAWBACK at age 65 "Military And RCMP Veterans Campaign
Against Pension Claw Back At Age 65" |
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Noel's Windows Help site :
If you have a problem with your PC, this is the site to visit and
support |
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Grostenquin France Home Page:
With the increasing tension between the east and the west in Europe
after the Second World War, the European communities of the west started
discussing a plan for a united defence. From these discussions came the
North Atlantic Treaty Organization. 1 Air Division was formed as
Canada's air contribution to NATO. It was to consist of four wings of
day fighters. These wings were to be located on the continent and
because of the damage to the established airfields, new airfields were
to be constructed. Canada would deploy two wings to France (Marville and
Grostenquin) and two wings to Germany (Zweibrucken and Pferdsfeld). RCAF
personnel began the entire operation with the establishment of a
headquarters in Paris France, which was subsequently relocated to Metz
in April 1953. The RCAF's original concept for overseas service were
tours of one year unaccompanied for married personnel and two years for
single personnel. This changed by late 1953, when it was realized that
many families were going to Europe with their spouses. |
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Human Space Flight (HSF) - Orbital Tracking:
National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Human Space Flight. |
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Elephant Sanctuary: A
natural-habitant refuge where sick, old and needy elephants can once
again walk the earth in peace and dignity |
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Appliance Aid:
Repair
& maintenance information for washers, dryers, refrigerators,
dishwashers, icemakers, ranges, microwaves, dehumidifiers, disposers and
much more. |
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