As the calendar edges toward 1 April, Canadian Forces Base (CFB) Winnipeg officially reaches the end of its 100th Anniversary year. Guided by a simple but meaningful goal — to highlight the base’s history, connect with the community, and inspire the future — the anniversary year unfolded through a series of events that emphasized participation, storytelling, and shared pride.   CFB Winnipeg 100th Anniversary Patch The festivities began early, with a competition to design the 100th Anniversary...

On Friday, 16 January 2026, we celebrated the remarkable achievements of our military and civilian members during the Wing Commander’s Honours and Awards Ceremony at 17 Wing Winnipeg. From long‑service milestones to outstanding contributions across our Wing, each honouree demonstrated dedication, professionalism, and pride in service. Congratulations to all recipients, including: Canadian Forces Decoration (CD) Sgt ATW Fraser Capt JDN Savill 2Lt CA Andrew MCpl AK Morimoto Capt BA Uusoue 1st...

In our latest heritage video, 17 Wing Heritage Officer Mr. Gord Crossley takes us on a trip across Winnipeg to explore three historic sites recently recognized with commemorative plaques—each marking a place that helped shape the base’s enduring role in Canadian military aviation.   From No. 3 Wireless School at Canadian Mennonite University, to the former Brandon Avenue Air Station at Churchill High School, to Stevenson Field—today’s James Armstrong Richardson International Airport—each...