• 14 Wing announces closure of Greenwood Gardens Arena for 26/ 27 season

    14 Wing announces closure of Greenwood Gardens Arena for 26/ 27 season

    Effective July 23, 14 Wing Greenwood will close the Greenwood Gardens Arena for the 2026/ 2027 operating season. Read more

  • Gold Cup challengers set flight plan for YZX

    Gold Cup challengers set flight plan for YZX

    The Ninety-Nines’ Gold Cup Air Rally is flying in to Nova Scotia for the first time at the end of August, with YZX in Greenwood as the landing destination for two dozen women aviators. Read more

  • Greenwood Cadet Training Centre summer in full swing

    Greenwood Cadet Training Centre summer in full swing

    Another summer at the Greenwood Cadet Training Centre has taken off! Summer training is one of the most anticipated aspects of the Cadet program, when youth develop invaluable skills and relationships that last a lifetime. Read more

  • Cadets ‘will gladly take’ opportunity to repeat ’26 Tattoo performance

    Cadets ‘will gladly take’ opportunity to repeat ’26 Tattoo performance

    Three members of the 517 Flight Lieutenant Graham Royal Canadian Air Cadets in Greenwood had the opportunity through June and July to practice and perform in the Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo. Read more

  • Making aviation connections, advancements at women’s industry conference

    Making aviation connections, advancements at women’s industry conference

    Corporal Kaitlyn Heighton, from 144 Construction Engineer Flight (144 CEF) Pictou, attended the Canadian Women in Aviation (CWIA) Conference 2026, held at Le Centre Sheraton in Montreal from May 12 to 14. Established in 1991, the CWIA brings together women from all sectors of the aviation industry to network, share ideas and inspire one another. Read more

  • Construction Engineers log 4,600+ kilometres through Summer Slam ‘26

    Construction Engineers log 4,600+ kilometres through Summer Slam ‘26

    Members of 14 Mission Support Squadron’s Construction Engineer Flight (CE Flt) at 14 Wing Greenwood, along with engineers from other locations, successfully completed more than 4,600 kilometres of planned physical activity throughout June before concluding the initiative with Ex Chimo River Run ‘26, an iron warrior-inspired event designed to celebrate the month’s accomplishments. Read more

  • ‘Museum is the first thing people see’

    ‘Museum is the first thing people see’

    “You’ve all done a heck of a lot” – deserving of a pizza lunch. Greenwood Military Aviation Museum volunteers gathered at the VP International Centre June 18, with the pizza and camaraderie a chance for the museum staff, society volunteer leadership, and 14 Wing Greenwood itself; to say thank you. Read more

  • ‘Colonel Thomas, the wing is yours’

    ‘Colonel Thomas, the wing is yours’

    1 Canadian Air Division Commander Major-General Chris McKenna, seated centre, was the reviewing officer for the July 9 14 Wing Greenwood change of command parade. Colonel Luc Vachon, seated right, signed responsibility for the wing to the incoming Colonel Angie Thomas, seated left. With them are 1 CAD Chief Warrant Officer Dipen Mistry, standing right,… Read more

  • Tusker 914’s legacy lives on

    Tusker 914’s legacy lives on

    Love, respect and a lasting legacy of hands-on safety remain with the 413 (Transport and Rescue) Squadron family, both its personnel and the extended network of relatives and friends that remember lives lost. July 13, the squadron held a 20th anniversary parade and service at 14 Wing Greenwood to honour the crew of CH149 Cormorant… Read more

  • ‘Quiet excellence, essential work’

    ‘Quiet excellence, essential work’

    14 Wing Greenwood Colonel Luc Vachon, centre, served as the July 7 14 Operations Support Squadron change of command reviewing officer, as Lieutenant-Colonel Garrett Milne, second from left, relinquished his responsibilities to the incoming Lieutenant-Colonel Shawn Dyer, second from right. With them are 14 OSS Chief Warrant Officer Greg Huizinga, left, and Wing Chief Warrant… Read more