A plaque is mounted on a large boulder and commemorates the Civil Engineers who were instrumental to the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan.
One of the first and most important contributions our country would make to the Second World War effort would be the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan. Under a deal signed in 1939, Canada agreed to provide facilities and training for airmen from every part of the Commonwealth. Canada was ideally suited for this program because our country was far from most of the active fighting and had lots of wide-open spaces and good flying conditions.