| World's Second Helicopter Built in Manitoba in 1937-38 |
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Canada’s first controlled manned vertical flight occurred on a farm in the Homewood area of Manitoba.
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| VIH Helicopters Adds State-of-the-Art Flight Tracking System |
Whether to comply with new provincial forestry services requirements or
as a value-added feature to attract new customers, satellite flight
tracking is a “must have” in much of the Canadian helicopter industry
these days.
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| What do AMEs, pilots and ballerinas have in common? |
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Nov. 13, 2007 - The Royal Winnipeg Ballet employs full time dancers and
uses independent contractor dancers, on a part time basis. Asked to
confirm the “independent contractor” status of the part time dancers,
the Minister of Revenue concluded there is no such thing as an
“independent contractor dancer”, because, among other things: no dancer
is free to dance their assigned roles in a manner that departs from the
choreography or the artistic vision of the director; and “independent
contractor dancers” do not have an opportunity for profit or loss.
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| Jean-Paul Fournier - Canadian Helicopter Pioneer |
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Fournier so became the first
Canadian airman to qualify himself solo on a helicopter, in this case a
small R-4 Sikorsky, the first helicopter in the world to be mass
produced and exported.
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| Letter to the Minister of Transport |
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