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The latest from Larry Milberry, publisher at CANVAN Books - Here's the preliminary info about CANAV’s forthcoming aviation title “Fighter Pilots and Observers”. I’ll start shipping in 2 weeks. Also, the info about a new Northern Ontario bush flying book and CANAV’s main general book lists. Keep building up your library; it’ll help keep the internet from turning your brains to mush! |
 Details on Volume 8 of "Aviation in Canada". |
| Summer book list. |
| True Stories from the Great White North and Beyond. |
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Canadian Airways operated a regular service to Vancouver’s Sea Island and an Esquimalt – Seattle charter service out of Esquimalt’s harbour. With interests from both Canadian Pacific and Canadian National Railways, the airway held enough sway in Ottawa to allow their four Boeing C-204 Thunderbirds to land in the Inner Harbour and moor at a wharf in front of the Legislature or the James Bay Athletic Association’s wharf from July through September of 1931. (Source: ) |