About Valour Park Association
The Valour Park Association is a nonprofit charity that is dedicated to the restoration and preservation of Canadian military vehicles and equipment.
Company Objectives
1. To provide a public amenity by establishing and maintaining museums for the preservation, maintenance, restoration and display of decommissioned Canadian Military vehicles and equipment and for military historical artifacts, in Alberta and surrounding area, for use by the public.
2. To collect, preserve and display artifacts and archival materials related to the history of the Canadian Armed Forces.
3. To advance education and understanding of Canadian military operations by provided guided tours of the museum, educational materials and digital content with photos of the decommissioned hardware.
4. to undertake activities ancillary and incidental to the attainment of the above mentioned charitable purposes.
Valour Park
Mission Statement
Preservation of the Canadian Army’s mechanized military history.
Vision Statement
At the heart of the Valour Park Association is a steadfast commitment to preserving and sharing Canada’s military heritage. Through the development of publicly accessible military vehicle museums and park spaces, we create engaging environments that educate Canadians about mechanized operations and the enduring role of the Canadian Army.
Our vision extends beyond preservation. We are building inclusive spaces where veterans can reconnect with their service, find purpose in transition to civilian life, and experience renewed camaraderie. We proudly welcome community volunteers and students including participants in the Registered Apprenticeship Program to engage in meaningful, skill-building projects that preserve history while strengthening community ties.
Looking ahead, we are advancing plans for a state-of-the-art military museum: a national destination for education, restoration, remembrance, and community engagement ensuring Canada’s military legacy is honoured, experienced, and carried forward for generations to come.
Through the acquisition of decommissioned military equipment and accessories for restoration and display; incorporation of volunteer programs and employment programs open to the general public to repair and refurbish military equipment and accessories for display and educational purposes, for the better understanding of the general public. Through the development, administration of facilities to display military equipment and accessories, for organized events, public viewings and to facilitate access to information. Through the development of educational materials and digital content to inform the general public on the role of the Canadian military, and to support other nonprofit organizations with similar qualified charitable objectives.
