CFS Sage Hill Dana Saskatchewan Sixty years ago ground was broken on a government project that for twenty-five years numerous individuals and families from across Canada called home. Construction on RCAF Dana, also known as Sagehill, began in September 1961. In October 1962 the Commanding Officer, Squadron Leader D.G. Bell-Irving, along with an advance party arrived on the base. The Civil Defence Museum of Canada reports that the “station was declared operational on 3 February 1964 and was SAGE-capable prior to 45 AC&W (Aircraft Control and Warning) Squadron becoming operational on 3 February 1964.” (https://civildefencemuseum.ca/dana-sk-1997-general-history-the-nbc-group) 45 AC&W Squadron, were known later as 45 Radar Squadron.
Dana and Macie (left and right of dancer Louie Spence) are raising funds for four Island charities, with their raffle including a signed photo of The Stereophonics. A FAMILY separated by the pandemic are aiming to bring some cheer to the Isle of Wight with a raffle to raise money for local good causes, while geeing each other up as they embark on a February fitness drive. Dana Edkins-Wherry, who suffers from a genetic heart condition, decided to move away from her children and husband in order to shield with her mother after a positive case of the virus was confirmed at their home on January 2.