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I expect the digital airbrush will take care of that.

That was just the remote sensing method to identify the target for doing the actual field investigation. They still dug the site to get the physical evidence. Mineral exploration works much the same way.

There used to be one on Vancouver Island originally Bamfield http://atlantic-cable.com//CableCos/Bamfield/ and then Port Alberni This Article from 2004 suggests that the station was going to be used again ... but a quick search revealed nothing more on this ...

Are you researching or collecting ? If the former I'd suggest checking with the Military History Research Centre at the Canadian War Museum. (Of course you may have already done this ... ) A search of the catalogue shows a 1863, and a combined 1865-1867 volume with no indication of a 1862 or...

Yes, I get it  ::)

Retiring a plane that is still in production ? http://www.ainonline.com/aviation-news/air-transport/2015-06-24/boeing-cut-747-8-production-one-month Granted the production rate is slowing but that doesn't equal retirement.

I think the more disturbing bit is that the burglary was from a Ministry of Defence flat.

Isn't/Didn't something similar happening/ed with CFB Rockcliffe/Ottawa North ?

"Cemetery CA40 was made right after the battle and contained 44 Soldiers of The 16th Canadian Infantry, The Canadian Scottish, killed on Vimy Ridge, April 9th, 1917, including William Milne, VC. it was supposed to have been concentrated into another War Cemetery close-by, but clearly this never...

Mer Bleue (~7 km S of Orleans) was used as a bombing range by RCAF during WWII

and the coda on this ; Burial with Military Honours http://www.cbc.ca/news/world/remains-of-8-canadians-killed-in-ww-i-buried-with-military-honours-1.3073519

Another interesting site http://may2015.com/category/seat-calculator/

I'd go further back to immediate post WWI and the allied "interventions" in Siberia and Vladivostok ...  There was a brief discussion on it all right here a few years back ... and found http://army.ca/forums/threads/68575/post-652714.html#msg652714 Edit: for link

Article is  about using whisk{e}y waste material ( draff) as the fuel source not whisk{e}y

Perhaps that it is an honours committee and a honorary distinction says it all.

Are the 2nd Armoured Car Regiment (never heard of this unit before) and the Manitoba Mounted Rifles  even on the S.O.B. List ? Curious as the units didn't seem to exist at the time of the S.O.B. coming into exisitance and they certainly aren't on this list...

If they were flying the  Peruvian flag I might understand but the Austrian ? -

Most impressive bit is that it only took 70 days to get it from storage condition to flying condition.

Not to overly negative and not intended as a slight on the Vimy Foundation, but when I was there (September this year) there was no signs of activity regarding the new visitors education centre other than a sign that there would be one.

was just there this past September ...  Personally, I think it is best appreciated without a large crowd.