Skip to Content Sections Search Search pembrokeobserver.com Perform search Share Share this Story: CFB North Bay, NORAD will use radars, satellites and infrared sensors to assist Santa Copy Link Email Facebook Twitter Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr My Account Search pembrokeobserver.com Perform search News Local News Canada Provincial World Money PostPandemic Special-Sections Real-Estate Sports Sports Betting Local Sports Baseball Basketball Curling Soccer Football Hockey Auto Racing Other Sports Entertainment Local Entertainment Movies Music Television Books Gaming Celebrities Life Travel Food Health Puzzles New York Times Crossword Comics Advice Opinion Column Editorial Letters Our Newsroom All Newspapers Driving Healthing The Growthop Classifieds Obituaries Working Comics Puzzles Newsletters Shopping This Week's Flyers Profile Settings Manage My Subscriptions Manage My Newsletters Customer Service FAQ Sign Out NewsSportsEntertainmentLifeOpinionOur NewsroomAll NewspapersDrivingHealthingThe GrowthopWorkingComicsPuzzlesNewslettersShopping Advertisement 1 This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.Share this Story: CFB North Bay, NORAD will use radars, satellites and infrared sensors to assist Santa Copy Link Email Facebook Twitter Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News CFB North Bay, NORAD will use radars, satellites and infrared sensors to assist Santa Author of the article: Jennifer Hamilton, Canada NewsWire Published Dec 24, 2022 • Last updated 22 hours ago • 2 minute read Join the conversation Members of 22 Wing Canadian Forces Base in North Bay, Ontario, will track Santa on Christmas Eve on his sleigh travelling from the North Pole.We are excited to begin on December 24th and look forward to working with the CF-18 crews from 3 Wing Bagotville and 4 Wing Cold Lake to provide Santa with a safe flight while in Canadian air space, ensuring the ‘jolly old elf’ can deliver presents to all who believe,” said Maj. Vanessa Larochelle-Meilleur, Mission Crew Commander, 21 Aerospace Control & Warning Squadron, 22 Wing/CFB North Bay.jpg, PM Military personnel have been preparing to accommodate the special guest in red for several weeks.Earlier this month, members of 21 Aerospace Control and Warning Squadron conducted an exercise to ensure they are fully prepared to track Santa Claus and his reindeers’ festive December 24th journey,” according to a media release issued by 22 Wing CFB North Bay."