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Hangar 11 at Edmonton’s Blatchford Field designated historic resourceAn Edmonton hangar that was a vital link in supplying arms and materials to allied forces in the Second World War has been declared a historic resource.FeaturesMay 25, 2022
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Edmonton war hero remembered 100 years after ‘Red Baron’s’ final air fightOne century after a fateful flight over the skies of France that left Germany without its "Red Baron," the life and accomplishments of an Edmonton war hero are being recognized once again.FeaturesApr 21, 2018
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Edmonton’s Blatchford area could see residents begin moving in by 2019Officials in charge of transforming the former municipal airport lands in the heart of the city say would-be homeowners could start house shopping by next summer.MoneyDec 5, 2017
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Alberta Aviation Museum honours 2 pioneering women in aviationAs part of the worldwide celebration of Women of Aviation Week, the museum celebrated Hazel Fausak and Lois Argue, who didn't let a male-dominated field keep them from signing up to serve.CanadaMar 11, 2017
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Day of mixed emotions as Edmonton’s City Centre Airport closes for goodIt's the end of an era; the City Centre Airport has officially closed.FeaturesNov 30, 2013
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Final day of business for City Centre Airport tenantsThe day has finally arrived; most tenants at the historic City Centre Airport have vacated the site to make room for a new residential community.Nov 15, 2013
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