August 19, 2026: A memorial garden with a full-size Spitfire model is one step closer to fruition after receiving conditional approval from Tillsonburg council.
July 16, 2026: There will be an extra dose of history at the Tillsonburg Airport this Sunday, July 19, 2026 as the Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association hosts the Military Heritage Open House and Fly Day.
June 01, 2026: A weekend flight aboard a vintage Harvard airplane brought a Brantford man closer to the father he lost when he was just seven years old.
June 01, 2026: A weekend flight aboard a vintage Harvard airplane brought a Brantford man closer to the father he lost when he was just seven years old.
May 13, 2026: Karl Kjarsgaard of Bomber Command Museum in Nanton, Alberta, was the guest speaker at the CHAA’s annual fundraising dinner and he explained that 71 per cent of RCAF crew WWII missions were flown on Halifax bombers not the Lancaster.
April 20, 2026: A Second World War Spitfire replica has been removed from a Kitchener rooftop and donated to an aviation group for a new military memorial garden.
April 23, 2026: A replica full-size Spitfire will be the centrepiece of a memorial garden planned for Tillsonburg Airport if everything comes together.
April 20, 2026: After selling his business, owner Ray Whittemore, still wanting to preserve a piece of history, has donated the plane [replica Second World War Spitfire] to the Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association.