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The manuscript for Timber Wolves was completed in 1961, but remained unpublished when J.P. Bertrand died in 1964. Despite having been written over 35 years ago, Bertrand’s work remains exceedingly valuable, primarily due to his close association with and in-depth knowledge of his subject. Indeed, references to the manuscript have appeared in almost every study … Read more
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Few cities can match Thunder Bay for down-to-earth, consistent contributions to Canada’s aviation heritage. Yet very little of that history is known. This book will change all that by showing how much we owe to the city’s aviation pioneers, pilots, mechanics, engineers, politicians, and businessmen who contributed so significantly to the development of aviation in … Read more
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