The CF-100 Canuck, introduced in the 1950s, was Canada's first jet fighter designed and built entirely within the country. It served as an all-weather interceptor during the Cold War, providing a critical line of defence against potential aerial threats. The CF-100 Canuck's robust design and reliable performance made it a vital asset in defending North American airspace. Its contribution to Canada's aerospace industry and its role in Cold War defence efforts underscore its importance in aviation

Efforts to save an historic made-in-Canada fighter jet hit a key milestone in Calgary this week. | CBC Calgary