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| (L-R) HMC ships Nootka, Haida and Swansea in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, 1949. (F.O.A.C. photo from the collection of Gerry Curry) |
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| HAIDA passing George's Island some time before 1949. (RCN photo from the collection of Gerry Curry) |
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| In Puerto Rico in 1960. (Photo by Colin Blackburn) |
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| In Bermuda, 1961. (Photo by Colin Blackburn) |
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| HAIDA in company with Quebec (RCN file photo from the collection of Colin Blackburn) |
HAIDA AT NIGHT
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| HAIDA is swathed in blue light on the evening of June 6, 2011 as part of the D-Day Gala. This has been done a few times over the last three years. The light show only lasts about 30 min since it uses thirty battery powered, mega portable lights. It takes about 1/2 hour to set them up. (Photo by Kevin Lee) |
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| In Toronto, a heavy crane is hoisting a CBC mobile broadcasting studio aboard HMCS HAIDA in 1963 in advance of her Great Lakes tour. Al Boliska, whose name is on the sign, was a Toronto radio and television luminary who worked at the CBC (Channel 6 Toronto) then later at CHUM radio 1050 AM. We will likely never see such a sight as this again. (HAIDA Archives photo) |
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| HAIDA at Pier 6, York Street, Toronto on October 19, 1965. Click on photo to enlarge. (Toronto Port Authority Archives photo. Parks Canada photo PC 14/8661 ) |
Contributors and Credits1) Colin Blackburn <acblack(at)shaw.ca>
2) Gerry Curry <gerry(at)currysystems.com>
3) Kevin Lee <kevin.lee(at)cowangroup.ca>
June 6/21