Transportation

MONTREAL — Air Canada is proceeding more cautiously on growth plans this year, despite sturdy profits and strong bookings last quarter as its post-pandemic recovery continues.

Twenty-seven screening officers and nine salaried employees at the airport were terminated following an investigation into “screening irregularities”

Hundreds of protesting drivers have "No love for Uber/Lyft" this Valentine's Day.

International traffic, particularly from the Asia-Pacific region, has been slower to return to pre-pandemic levels

"One time I thought the customer was charged $44 but they told me they were charged $53 by Uber," said a driver.

TORONTO — Drivers may see higher premiums for their electric vehicles as the insurance industry adjusts to the shift from gas-powered cars to electric alternatives, a new report suggests.

WestJet faces indefinite delays on dozens of new aircraft deliveries after a panel blowout on a Boeing 737 Max plane last month prompted a halt to greater production at the U.S. aircraft maker.

TORONTO — Picture a broken-down car at the side of the road. Most likely, it's an image of a frustrated driver looking under the hood or using their phone to call for help. But that may be changing.

MONTREAL — The head of Canada's largest trucking firm says rampant undercutting of labour laws is harming companies like his as well as drivers, a problem felt all the more acutely in lean economic times.