canada

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• - Official site recognizing the contributions of Canada's aviators, builders and administrators. Museum & collections are a part of the Reynolds-Alberta Museum in Wetaskiwin, between Edmonton and Red Deer, Alberta, Canada.
  
• - The Aviation Hangar at the Reynolds-Alberta Museum features one of the most significant displays of flight memorabilia and restored vintage aircraft in North America. Located in Wetaskiwin, Alberta.
  
• - Dedicated to the aviation history of Greenwood from its founding in 1942. Includes hours of operation, donations policy and volunteer opportunities. Located in Greenwood, Nova Scotia.
  
• - Museum and restoration workshop. Collection includes deHavilland Tiger Moth, Aeronca Champ, Fleet Canuck, Smith Miniplane, Stinson 105, Link trainer, and an extensive photo archive of regional and national aviation history. Located at the Collingwood Muni
  
• - An interesting and well designed site with good aircraft information. Located at Langley Airport, British Columbia.
  
• - Depicts the history of the Bagotville base. Information on exhibits, tours and aircraft.
  
• - Describes the Museum, its goals, and collection. It is intended to present the history and technology of Canadian Maritime Military Aviation. Located in Shearwater, Nova Scotia.
  
• - Located in Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario and dedicated to preserving the history of Bush Flying and Forest Protection in Canada.
  
• - A basic site describing Nova Scotia's only museum devoted to preserving all aspects of this province's aviation heritage. Located in Halifax, Nova scotia
  
• - The British Columbia Aviation Museum is dedicated to preserving aircraft and artifacts related to the history of aviation in Canada, with emphasis on British Columbia aviation history. Located in Sidney, British Columbia, on the south east corner of Victo
  
• - a not for profit, registered charity that is currently evolving out of the Edmonton Aviation Heritage Centre with the intent to collect, preserve, restore, research, and display the history of aviation in Alberta. Located in Edmonton, Alberta.
  
• - A rich site with details and photos of the museum's excellent collection of military aircraft. Located in Mount Hope, Ontario.
  
• - The site has pictures and stories of Canada's aircraft, aviators, and aviation industries from the First World War on up to the Space Shuttle. Located in Calgary, Alberta, near the international airport.
  
• - The site features many photos and much information about the museum as well as the recovery and restoration of the Halifax bomber NA337. Located in Trenton, Ontario.
  
• - The site represents Canada's second largest Aviation Museum and has descriptions of its facilities, as well as representative photos of its aircraft. Located in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
  
• - Site describes the Society, Museum and the WW 2 Lancaster bomber that is the primary focus, as well as other aircraft and vehicles from Bomber Command. Located in Nanton, Alberta.