Tied up at Kenora Town Dock. In the background is the road bridge for Highway 17, the Trans-Canada Highway, and beyond that a main railway bridge with a freight train in transit. First flew in 1999. Previously N861SP. Became C-GZMR with The Confederation College of Applied Arts and Technology, Thunder Bay, Ontario in 2003.

Asas de Socorro - founded in 1955 - is a christian-humanitarian flight service with the purpose of serving remote communities throughout Brazil. As of November 2024, Asas operates two Cessna 172's for basic pilot training out of Anapolis, where it's headquarter is also located. Having a brazilian ANAC Part 145 maintenance approval and calling a big hangar its own, Asas is well set-up to maintain it's five Cessna 206 and a single Cessna 210 aircraft. The latter two types are the ones carrying out the humanitarian flights from two bases further north. A Cessna 206, PT-MMS, is operated on floats.

On 26 February 2018 this Cessna 172S, operated by Waterloo-Wellington Flying Club, departed from Kitchener/Waterloo on a night VFR flight to Tobermory/ON (no winter maintenance) with no intention to land there. Upon arrival at Tobermory the pilot elected to land on the snow covered runway and flipped over causing substantially damage.