For passengers travelling from the Montréal-Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport, due to long line ups at the CATSA security check point and to avoid missing your flight, please plan additional time for check-in of at least 2 hours prior to your flight departure.

Until further notice, please note that our flights 906, 922 and 928 will land at our Montreal FBO/Hangar, at the following address, 9475 Ryan Avenue, Dorval, Qc, H9P 1A2. Upon request to one of our customers service agents, we are offering shuttle services between the FBO/Hangar and PET. Please plan for connections onto other flights as they are not guaranteed. Departures of flights 905, 921 and 927 will continue to be from the Montreal Pierre Elliott Trudeau Airport.

Peawanuck

54.9939° N, 85.4277° O

Peawanuck is an isolated Cree community in Northern Ontario near the confluence of the Winisk and Shamattawa rivers. The current community is about 35 kilometres from the mouth of the Winisk River in Hudson Bay, where residents once lived in the community of Winisk. This also used to be a Mid-Canada Line Radar site. Winisk was permanently evacuated in 1986 after a disastrous flood, relocating on higher ground at its current site. The new settlement was dubbed Peawanuck, meaning “flintstone” in the Cree language. It only took seven months for the community to be rebuilt, with much credit going to community members determined to have their new homes ready by the following winter.

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