There is lots going on on Armed Forces Day at the CATPM! Read all about it below! COMMONWEALTH AIR TRAINING PLAN MUSEUM TO HOST ARMED FORCES DAY CELEBRATION FEATURING HISTORIC AIRCRAFT, COMMUNITY PARTNERS, HERITAGE FLIGHTS, AND FAMILY ACTIVITIES. The Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum will welcome veterans, serving members of the Canadian Armed Forces, cadets,Continue reading “Armed Forces Day 2026: June 7th”
Category Archives: Special Notices (Press Release)
The CATP Museum Opens for the Season on April 1!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEMarch 26, 2026 Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum Reopens for the Season April 1 Brandon, Manitoba – The Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum will reopen for the 2026 season on April 1, welcoming visitors back to the hangar just in time for Spring Break. The Museum will be open daily from 1:00 pmContinue reading “The CATP Museum Opens for the Season on April 1!”
Hiring: Visitor Services Assistant & Museum Interpreter
Visitor Services Assistant & Museum Interpreter (Temporary Part-Time) Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum, Brandon, Manitoba Located at the Brandon Municipal Airport The Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum is seeking a temporary part-time Museum Interpreter & Visitor Services Assistant to support weekend operations and visitor services from April 1 to August 31, 2026. This position is ideal for someone withContinue reading “Hiring: Visitor Services Assistant & Museum Interpreter”
CATPM calls for NRFP for Major Redevelopment
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum Issues NRFP for Major Redevelopment of Historic WWII Hangar and Aviation Campus Brandon, Manitoba — [F] — The Commonwealth Air Training Plan Museum (CATPM) has officially issued a Negotiated Request for Proposals (NRFP) for Design-Build services supporting a major redevelopment of its historic aviation site located atContinue reading “CATPM calls for NRFP for Major Redevelopment”
Contact! is Back
When the previous long time editor of our newsletter, Contact!, passed away, the newsletter faded. Greg Sigurdson had looked after Contact! for many years, putting out interesting content. Good news is that Contact is being resurrected in digital form. You can click here to see the latest issue, and this link will take you toContinue reading “Contact! is Back”