#8 was the last card to be identified, and that was done by Les Batten. He has worked harder than anyone on this list and I just want to say a special Thank you to him. He also helped with a final once-over of al the names to make sure we have it right. Again, thanks!

So many have pitched in to give a name to each card. It has been a lot of fun and I thank each and every one of you. It's almost sad that we have them all. Nah! It's good to get this list completed. We'll be off to bigger and better lists.

After a year-long lull, Les Batten solved the last two mystery cards. When he solved the mystery of number 3, he had to step into the past. Why? Because after almost 50 years, the site looks nothing like the picture! Check it out.

Les then did it again by looking to the past for the last card, #8. Check out the story of the last Salada card. We also find out what the words are on the plaque!

As difficult as it was for us to get all of the answers using people all across Canada, I wonder if anyone back then ever won the $10,000? I wonder how many people, if any, got the list right? We would not have solved this mystery without the internet... Well, maybe Les would have J

Hall of Fame

A Debt of Gratitude is Owed To Our Identifiers
Card #	Location	Identifier
1	Fort York in Toronto, Ontario	Les Batten
2	Lower Fort Garry in Selkirk, Manitoba	Dave Huebert
3	"Canadian Forces Base (or C.F.B.) Esquimalt" on Vancouver Island, British Columbia	Les Batten
4	Chapelle Notre Dame De Bon Secours in Montreal, Quebec	Les Batten
5	Cabot Tower on Signal Hill, St. John's, Newfoundland	Glen Ryan
6	Royal Canadian Mounted Police Training Academy in Regina, Saskatchewan	Les Batten
7	Carleton Martello Tower National Historic Site, St John, New Brunswick	Dave Huebert
8	Fort Calgary, Calgary, Alberta	Les Batten
9	The Halifax Citadel, Halifax, Nova Scotia	Glen Ryan
10	Province House, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island	Glen Ryan