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  1. The Royal Canadian Air Force is grounding its jets until new aircraft arrive to replace the old fleet.
  2. The retirement of the CT-114 Tutor Aircraft was announced, raising concerns about jet lifespan and affecting the Snowbirds Program.
  3. Fraser Tolmie calls on the government to keep the Snowbirds flying as the CT-114 Tutor aircraft ages and is slated for replacement.

The Government of Canada noted that the Canadian Armed Forces embody professionalism while Snowbirds fly in California during a trade war.

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The Government of Canada noted that the Canadian Armed Forces embody professionalism while Snowbirds fly in California during a trade war.

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Fraser Tolmie calls on the government to keep the Snowbirds flying as the CT-114 Tutor aircraft ages and is slated for replacement. All 2 developments

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