The CF-100 Canuck, introduced in the 1950s, was Canada's first jet fighter designed and built entirely within the country. It served as an all-weather interceptor during the Cold War, providing a critical line of defence against potential aerial threats. The CF-100 Canuck's robust design and reliable performance made it a vital asset in defending North American airspace. Its contribution to Canada's aerospace industry and its role in Cold War defence efforts underscore its importance in aviation

The Avro Canada CF-100 Canuck or “Clunk” was the first and only Canadian-designed fighter/interceptor to see mass production. 🇨🇦 This is what cutting-edge technology looked like in the 1950s! | Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum