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A small plane drops presents over a snowy field full of people.

A sweet finale: Bush pilot Johnny May leaves an inspiring legacy

Canada Aviation and Space Museum

Every Christmas for more than half a century, a bush pilot named Johnny May dropped a medley of candies and gifts for the residents of Kuujjuaq, a village in Nunavik, Quebec.

A man speaks at a podium, in front of a small group of people, with black-and-white images on the wall beside him.

An aviation milestone: 100 years since the first commercial bush flight in Canada

Claudine Drolet

The historic landing of Canada’s first commercial bush flight in 1919 has been forever encapsulated through a special centennial project.

A young woman in a green military uniform pokes her head out the side window of an aircraft.

Women in aviation: A conversation with Brigadier-General Lise Bourgon

Ingenium - Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation

This fall, the Canada Aviation and Space Museum proudly welcomed a helicopter from the Royal Canadian Armed Forces (RCAF) into the museum's permanent collection.

A black-and-white image of William George Barker in a German aircraft, which was allegedly captured in one of his last battles. Circa 1919

Honouring the brave: William George Barker was Canada’s most decorated serviceman

Regarded as one of Canada’s most impressive airmen of all time, William George Barker is credited with 50 total victories.

A black-and-white image of Alan Arnett McLeod, sitting in his military uniform.

Honouring the brave: Alan Arnett McLeod was Canada’s youngest Victoria Cross recipient

While Alan Arnett McLeod was Canada’s youngest recipient of the Victoria Cross, that’s just one of the facts that make him such an interesting historical figure.

This photo shows the cover of a booklet with Victoria Cross in the center on a background of white silk and the letter V C in red at the bottom.

Honouring the brave: Canada’s Victoria Cross recipients

As we prepare to commemorate Remembrance Day, the Ingenium Channel is putting the spotlight on some of Canada’s Victoria Cross recipients.

A black-and-white image of William Avery Bishop in the cockpit of a Nieuport aircraft, handling a machine gun.

Honouring the brave: William Avery “Billy” Bishop was a top Canadian aviator

William Avery “Billy” Bishop is one of Canada’s most famous airmen of all time, and probably the most well known to come out of the First World War.

A screenshot from the game, StarBlox Inc.

Space museum reaches for the stars with new Nintendo game

Ingenium - Canada's Museums of Science and Innovation

Staff at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum helped launch StarBlox Inc., a new game for Nintendo Switch. Read more about the museum’s approach to making the game — and hear an audio clip from CBC’s All in a Day.

The author works at a desk with tools, with a variety of colourful materials in front of him.

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Designing a STEM activity: My co-op experience at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum

When visiting museums, I have often taken part in hands-on activities to get a better sense of the historical significance of an exhibition. However, it was not until my three-week summer placement at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum that I truly understood the complex logistics behind such activities. It takes a whole lot of planning, testing, and paperwork to get a public program going smoothly! I got a taste of these steps this past summer; I had the chance to help create an engaging

Photograph showing a number of the aircraft and panels within the updated exhibition area.

Behind the scenes: Updates to the First World War exhibition area

Canada Aviation and Space Museum

How does museum staff decide which exhibition to update next? Which basic changes can make an exhibition more inviting and insightful for today’s visitors? Take a behind-the-scenes look at how the Canada Aviation and Space Museum team planned its recent updates to the First World War area.

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