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The Royal Canadian Air Force will conduct flypasts on Remembrance Day across Canada.
A statement from National Defence says the RCAF encourages Canadians to watch the flypasts in accordance with public health guidelines.
The RCAF says all its aircraft will pass at minimum altitudes over each community, although weather and flying conditions will affect each of the flights.
Flybys will take place in the following communities:
- Alberta – Calgary (CT-155 Hawk); Edmonton (CH-146 Griffon); Elk Point (CT-156 Harvard); and Lethbridge (CT-155 Hawk).
- British Columbia – Campbell River (CH-149 Cormorant); Comox (CH-149 Cormorant); Courtenay (CH-149 Cormorant); Cumberland (CH-149 Cormorant); Kamloops (CT-155 Hawk); Nanaimo (CH-149 Cormorant); Sidney (CH-148 Cyclone); Vancouver (CP-140 Aurora); and Westwold (CT-155 Hawk).
- Manitoba – Portage la Prairie (Bell 412)
- Ontario – Arnprior (CH-147F Chinook); Ottawa (CF-18 Hornet); Toronto (CC-130J Hercules); and Whitby (CC-130J Hercules).
- New Brunswick – McAdam (CH-146 Griffon).
- Northwest Territories – Yellowknife (CC-138 Twin Otter).
- Nova Scotia – Bridgewater (CP-140 Aurora); Chelsea (CP-140 Aurora); Cole Harbour (CH-148 Cyclone); Dartmouth (CH-148 Cyclone); Eastern Passage (CH-148 Cyclone); Lunenburg (CH-148 Cyclone); Mahone Bay (CP-140 Aurora); New Germany (CP-140 Aurora); and Parkdale (CP-140 Aurora).
- Québec – Courcelette (CH-146 Griffon); Montréal (CH-146 Griffon); and Québec City (CH-146 Griffon).
The National Remembrance Day Ceremony in Ottawa will feature a flypast by CF-18 Hornet fighter jets.
Flypasts will be carried out by aircraft from Royal Canadian Air Force Wings at various times throughout the day.
