The Avro Arrow.
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Have a little read: ... The Avro Arrow February 20th, 1959. Black Friday. The day Prime Minister John Diefenbaker announced to the House of Commons that the Arrow project was to be terminated. Many would argue that Canadian aviation died that day. Many others would argue that not only did Canadian aviation die but so did any hope of an entirely independent Canadian foreign policy. The fact that a significant portion of the Canadian aviation industry died that day cannot be disputed. Canada's aviation sector has never fully recovered from the death of the Arrow and has, in many respects, been reduced to branch plant status similar, in many ways, to other sectors of the Canadian economy. Why, then, would the government cancel a program such as this when it must surely have known that the cancellation would have a detrimental
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