Mississauga Library System
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Archives:
A.V. ROE CANADA
- Documenting a famous old jetliner. Mississauga
News, March 14, 1987
- It came from outer Toronto. Globe and Mail,
September 25, 1999
- Avro Canada's Flying Saucer: The VZ-9V Avrocar Flying
Disc, from:
The Avro
Canada Archives [Link no longer accessible], July 26, 2000, 10
p.
- Janusz Zurakowski, from:
The
Avro Canada Archives [Link no longer accessible], July 26, 2000, 2
p.
- A short history of Avro Canada, from:
The Avro
Canada Archives [Link no longer accessible], July 26,2000, 7 p.
- Could Avro's top-secret Project Y have revolutionized
military aircraft? Toronto Star, August 20, 2000
- Project intrigued Britain and U.S. Toronto
Star, August 20, 2000
- First test pilot has gone fishing, by Paul Williams,
Mississauga Times '80, Community Guide
- Clipping the Arrow's wings. Hamilton
Spectator, Oct 1, 2001, 1 p.
- Museum can't fly financially. Toronto Sun,
February 27, 2003.
- City wants to preserve Avro history. Mississauga
News, March 21, 2003
- Avro Arrow fans lose fight to save final historic
hangar. Toronto Star, May 24, 2003
- Historic flight ensured Arrow test pilot's fame.
Globe & Mail, February 11, 2004
- Reunion recalls Arrow’s demise. Toronto
Star, April 5, 1983
- High-tech search fails to unravel Avro legend. Globe
and Mail, July 8, 2004
- A pilot like no other. Esprit de corps, March
2004
- Plant closing marks end or an era: Malton plant once
employed 5,000 workers. Mississauga News, January 16, 2005
- 47 years later, it’s still Arrow dynamic. Globe
and Mail, October 9, 2006
- Model of famous jet fighter makes museum debut.
Mississauga News, September 29, 2006
- Supersonic sentinel: the Arrow and the motion picture,
by Lou Wise
- Flypast: newsletter of CAHS, Toronto Chapter. Vol. 40,
no. 9, June 2006. Includes ‘The Arrow and the Avro Canada Photo
Department’, by Lou Wise
- Business took an ‘Arrow’ in the heart: former Avro
workers gather to discuss the termination of this historic project, and roll
out replica for museum. Mississauga Business Times, March 2007
- Relics of Canada’s fleeting aeronautic might: a
collection of documents up for auction detail the death of what was called the
world’s most sophisticated aircraft. Globe and Mail, December
3, 2007
- Collective agreement between A. V. Roe Canada Ltd. and
Aeronautical Lodge 717, International Association of Machinists, effective
April 15th, 1954
- Arrow not forgotten. Cambridge Daily Reporter,
February 29, 1984
- A golden anniversary no one will celebrate. The
Booster, March 26, 2008
- Speaker recalls ‘Black Friday’ was the day the
music died. Mississauga News, April 22, 1992
- Avro Arrow to spread wings in new museum: as scrapped
technological wonder hits milestone, reno at Downsview site will give replica
more room. Toronto Star, February 21, 2009
- Before Apollo, there was Arrow. Toronto Star,
July 21, 2009
- New Avro Arrow just a pricey dream, aircraft experts
say. Toronto Star, September 8, 2012
- Ottawa shoots down new Arrow plan. Globe and
Mail, September 11, 2012
- 'Arrowheads' plumb the depths for lost Avro models.
Toronto Star, January 3, 2013
- Museum [Canadian Air & Space Museum] seeks new home.
Mississauga News, September 4, 2013
- Green means go [photo of a replica of the Avro Arrow
being moved to the International Centre]. Mississauga News, September
25, 2013
- Flying into history: remembering the Avro Arrow.
Heritage Mississauga, [2014]
- Excerpt about Avro from There shall be wings: a history of
the Royal Canadian Air Force by Leslie Roberts (Toronto: Clarke, Irwin,
1959)
- Meet the man [Michael Colangelo] who worked on infamously
nixed Avro Arrow. Toronto Star, March 6, 2018
- Burlington senior [Michael Colangelo] worked on experimental
delta-winged interceptor jet. Burlington Post, March 15, 2018
- Malton & the Avro Arrow. Modern Mississauga,
Early Summer, 2019
- Council pledges $2.2M for Avro Arrow replica.
Mississauga News, November 21, 2019
- Multimillion dollar replica Avro Arrow plan draws
criticism. Mississauga News, December 12, 2019
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