""This is an opportunity for people to really get a sense of who we are and where we come from and what the history is," Carter said."
""The airport was built as part of a World War Two training base. It's now become one of the top twenty busiest airports in Canada," Wilcox said."
""During Doors Open, the Canadian Forces will be at the airport with a Chinook helicopter. Paratroopers from the Queen's Own Rifles of Canada will also be on site," Wilcox added."
""The display breaks down the history of the marsh, which spans 400 hectares and is surrounded by a trail system. It also explores the marsh's role as a home for wildlife, including more than 100 species of birds," Taylor explained."
On May 2, Oshawa Executive Airport will participate in the Doors Open event, allowing families to engage with aviation. Visitors can meet pilots and view a Chinook helicopter from the Canadian Forces. The airport, originally a World War Two training base, is now among Canada's busiest. Mayor Dan Carter emphasizes the event's role in connecting residents with community heritage. Additionally, Friends of Second Marsh will conduct bird watching hikes, showcasing the marsh's ecological significance and history.
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