On Top of the World Canadian Club

On Top of the World Canadian Club

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The purpose of the Club is to: Provide enjoyable social events, activities, and to foster camaraderie for its membership and guests. Everyone is welcome!!

The On Top of the World (OTOW) Canadian Club is based in Clearwater, FL and its purpose is: To foster fellowship and mutual assistance among the members. The Club is: Open to all who reside at On Top of the World Condominiums with a valid OTOW Activity Card, regardless of nationality. The club provides events and activities for members and guests during the winter months and focuses on enjoyment, camaraderie and interaction in the form of social and sporting events.

09/04/2026

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For the first time in four decades, VIA Rail passenger cars will be built here in Canada.

Our government is making the necessary investments to strengthen our transportation system by investing more than $4.7 billion in VIA Rail’s acquisition of 313 new passenger rail cars.

This is about more than transportation. It’s about the people who build it, the communities it connects and the economy it supports. 🇨🇦

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09/02/2026

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On September 11, 2001, U.S. airspace was suddenly closed, leaving hundreds of aircraft already in the sky needing somewhere safe to land.

Canada responded with an extraordinary aviation effort known as Operation Yellow Ribbon.

Canadian authorities diverted 224 flights carrying more than 33,000 passengers to airports across the country. From Halifax and Gander to Montreal, Toronto, Calgary and Vancouver, airports quickly made room for unexpected arrivals from around the world.

Gander, Newfoundland, became one of the most remarkable examples. The small community welcomed 38 aircraft carrying 6,656 passengers and crew. Schools, churches and community buildings became temporary shelters, while local residents provided meals, clothing, beds and other essentials.

Many travelers remained in Canada for several days before continuing their journeys.

Operation Yellow Ribbon became one of aviation history’s greatest examples of international cooperation and hospitality.

When more than 33,000 travelers suddenly needed somewhere to land, Canada opened its skies and its doors.

08/30/2026
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