After hosting a popular Father鈥檚 Day event, the Canadian Museum of Flight is gearing up to be back with another in-person event on Canada Day.

The celebrations are 鈥渂igger than before,鈥� said Bruce Friesen, president of the museum society.

The flight museum is organizing a ceremony to commemorate Queen Elizabeth as she completes 70 years as Queen of Canada, and the goal is to unveil this tribute on July 1.

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鈥淎s an aviation museum, our thought is to explore the ways in which aviation has supported Queen Elizabeth as she connects with Canadians. As aviation has evolved, Royal Tours have been able to evolve as well, making it less taxing for the Queen to cross our vast country, and making it possible for her to include smaller and more remote communities on the visits,鈥� said Friesen.

On Canada Day, he and the team will reveal the new exhibit, called Aviation and the Crown 鈥� A Flight through Time.

Also on that day, as part of the commemoration, there will be audio and video presentations touching on Royal topics. In addition, activities like 鈥榝ind the Queen鈥� photo hunt, crafts for the kids, and more is planned.

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Admission is free to everyone interested in exploring the museum, located at 5333 216th St. The celebrations begin at 10 a.m.

鈥淭he museum takes particular pride in making it possible for all segments of our community to have an enjoyable and educational outing, regardless of family means, several times each year,鈥� Friesen concluded.

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