when the harbour in Toronto was frozen, along with the aircraft involved in the ferry boat accident. Other training accidents included fatal crashes in the Curtiss P-36s, one near Toronto in April 1941, another near Port Credit in July 1941 and a final loss into Lake Ontario in January 1942. In all, 23 people at the Air Force training camp died in flying accidents, in addition to the seven who died of disease, car accidents or by drowning. Legacy In total during the war, over 2,500 Norwegian airmen of all categories (pilots, navigators and mechanics) were trained in the various bases of "Little Norway". In 1986 the city of Toronto established Little Norway Park where the people of Norway have erected a plaque "Little Norway: Lille Norge" to commemorate the site of the original camp. In 2007 the governments of Norway and Canada made a memorial inside the Muskoka Airport terminal building to commemorate the Muskoka site. Aircraft used in "Little Norway" Army Fairchild M-62/ PT-19 and PT-26 Cornell Douglas 8A-5/A-33 Curtiss Hawk 75-A8 Navy Noorduyn Norseman Stinson SR-9 Reliant Northrop N-3PB References Notes Bibliography Glines, Carroll V. Bernt Balchen: Polar Aviator. Washington, D.C.: Smithsonian Books, 1999. . Hansen, Per Conradi. Little Norway: A Message of Liberty to the Hills of Home. Oslo, Norway: Military Historical Foundation of Eastern Norway, 2007, First edition 1985. . Henriksen, Vera. Luftforsvarets historie bind 2 (in Norwegian) Oslo: Aschehoug, 1996. . Little Norway in Pictures: With Supplement, Norway – Yesterday and Today (Also on cover, R.N.A.F. in Canada). Toronto: S. J. R. Saunders, 1944. Wiig, Erling. "Message of Liberty." Flypast, No. 338, September 2009. External links Complete list of personnel in Little Norway Embassy of Norway in Canada about Little Norway Little Norway Memorial in Muskoka Military installations of Canada Military training facilities Military installations established in 1940 Military installations closed in 1945 Royal Norwegian Air Force Military history of Norway during World War II District Municipality of Muskoka Canada–Norway relations