Service de Sécurité Incendie SFC La Macaza

==History==
Station des Forces Canadiennes (SFC) La Macaza or Canadian Forces Base La Macaza was a Canadian Forces Base in La Macaza, Québec. La Macaza was opened in 1953 as a relief landing airfield. In 1962, La Macaza became one of two sites operating the Bomarc missile and was home to No. 447 SAM squadron. The facility was renamed Station des Forces Canadiennes (SFC) (Canadian Forces Station or CFS) La Macaza upon the unification of the Canadian Armed Forces in 1968.
La Macaza was closed in 1972 when the military stood down both Bomarc squadrons. The former base is now Corrections Canada's La Macaza Institution and the associated airfield is now Aéroport International de Mont-Tremblant.
==Apparatus==
*1963 International CO8190 / Thibault pumper (840/800) (Sold/donated to La Macaza)
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