One hundred years of Canadian accomplishments in aviation.
Compiled by Michel Groleau
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When an impulsive young adventurer asked a crusty seaman if they could sail around the world in a small craft, he told him he could go one better — they could cross three oceans in a canoe. But it wasn’t all smooth sailing.
A descendant of a family who survived the sinking of the Empress of Ireland talks about a disaster that no one wanted to remember.
Recalling my family’s railway history.
A young Joseph-Armand Bombardier invented this iconic winter vehicle.
