Since mid-September, we\u2019ve been filming on location in The Pas, Manitoba for our current docuseries, Northern Air Rescue.\u00a0 Each episode takes you inside the world of Indigenous-owned Missinippi Airways to see how they transport passengers, patients, and cargo to the remote First Nations communities that define this part of Canada.\u00a0 Flying in and out of their Grace Lake terminal, a tiny airport the Mathias Colomb Cree Nation also owns, we\u2019ve met a host of fascinating characters \u2013 from a passenger who claims they saw Sasquatch to the lovable mechanics and grounds crew who keep their air ambulance and regularly scheduled flights in the air.\u00a0 Despite the thousands of kilometers we\u2019ve driven, through treacherous roads and bad weather, telling stories about the committed people and pilots who keep this airline flying, makes it all worthwhile.\u00a0<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Since mid-September, we\u2019ve been filming on location in The Pas, Manitoba for our current docuseries, Northern Air Rescue.\u00a0 Each episode takes you inside the world of Indigenous-owned Missinippi Airways to see how they transport passengers, patients, and cargo to the remote First Nations communities that define this part of Canada.\u00a0 Flying in and out of…<\/p>\n