The history of Canada's connection with the de Havilland Mosquito, including the production of more than 1,100 examples in Downsview, Ontario, will soon follow.

Canada's surviving Mosquitoes

VR796/CF-HML has been under restoration for years, and is slowly nearing completion as a flyable aircraft.

TA661/CF-HMR was little more than a collection of metal Mosquito parts, but they will be mated to a brand-new wooden airframe, making a static display.

KB336 and VP189/CF-HMQ are both on public, static display, in their respective museums.

RS700/CF-HMS has been in long-term storage since the late 1960s. It is owned by the City of Calgary, and since 1975 has been under the stewardship of the Calgary Aerospace Museum Association.

Reference: www.mossie.org