10/16/2026
The story of the snowbirds is a symbol of what happens to every service that’s provided to Canadians that is underfunded and improperly modernized. This applies to long term care, where no level of government seems prepared to invest, kicking the problem down the road until what’s happened to the snowbirds happens to all kinds of government services: it’ll get to the point of no return and the whole thing will collapse. Let’s not wait until then. Talk to your MP and MLA about investing in critical infrastructure like long term care. Let’s pro-act, not react. Let’s plan and implement a real comprehensive solution instead of throwing bandaids on the obvious weak spots.
Today marks the Canadian Forces Snowbirds’ final performance in Moose Jaw, and a step closer to the end of an era for the legendary CT-114 Tutor jets that have shaped our skies for 55 years. As we watch them fly today, we honor the incredible legacy of these aircraft and the extraordinary precision, heart, and dedication of everyone who has flown and maintained them.
They are offering a livestream of their final performance so you can tune in from home to enjoy this historic flight, the livestream kicks off at 2:00 PM EDT in Toronto (12:00 PM local time in Moose Jaw).
📺 Where to watch: You will be able to stream it live at 2:00 PM EDT via the official pages of the:
Royal Canadian Air Force - https://www.facebook.com/RCAF.ARC/
Canadian Armed Forces - https://www.facebook.com/CanadianForces
Canadian Forces Snowbirds - https://www.facebook.com/CFSnowbirdsFC
While today’s hometown farewell is filled with emotion, the Snowbirds' final scheduled flyby with the iconic Tutors will take place at the Grey Cup in Calgary on November 15. 🇨🇦🏈
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📸 - Geoff Gabriel