Editing C. D. Howe (section)

== Namesakes ==
[[File:CDHowebuilding.jpg|thumb|alt=A picture of a building|The [[C. D. Howe Building]] in Ottawa houses [[Industry Canada]].]]

After Howe's death, the C. D. Howe Memorial Foundation was created in his memory; the [[C. D. Howe Institute]], a Canadian economic policy [[think tank]] was at one time associated with the Memorial Foundation.{{sfn|C. D. Howe Institute, History}} The Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute (CASI) introduced the C. D. Howe Award for achievements in the fields of planning and policymaking, and overall leadership in the field.{{sfn|C.D. Howe Award}} In 1976, Howe was inducted into [[Canada's Aviation Hall of Fame]], in honour of his contribution to creating a national airline and efforts to create and sustain a viable aviation industry.{{sfn|Oswald|1999|p=99}} The [[C. D. Howe Building]], located at Bank and Sparks Street in Ottawa, is the home of [[Industry Canada]] and is named for the former minister,{{sfn|Bothwell|Kilbourn|1979|p=349}} as is a public school in Thunder Bay in the [[Lakehead District School Board]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://cdhowe.lakeheadschools.ca/|title=Home|website=Cdhowe.lakeheadsschools.ca|access-date=23 July 2022}}</ref> The former Department of Transport and Canadian Coast Guard vessel {{ship|CGS|C.D. Howe}} was named for him.{{sfn|Maginley|Collin|2001|p=146}}