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Canada Jetlines Ltd. and NewLeaf Travel Company are hoping to capture a piece of the commercial air travel pie by competing for passengers looking for low-budget, no-frills air travel.

Canada and the 27 member countries of the European Union (EU) announced on December 9, 2008, an open-skies air transport agreement that both claim is an important step towards a greater economic partnership between the parties.

In the early hours of May 31, 2013, a Sikorsky S 76A helicopter operated by Ornge Air Ambulance crashed shortly after take-off ...

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On December 13, 2023, Cando Rail & Terminals ("Cando") announced it had acquired Transmark, a first-class private rail storage facility in Southwest Alberta.

In late 2012, the European Court of Justice released its ruling in the matter of Sanchez v. Iberia Airlines, in which it had been asked to decide whether an airline was liable for loss of baggage to multiple passengers who had packed items in the same bag, or whether compensation was only available to the passenger who had checked the bag.

In January 2014, we reported on a decision of the Alberta Provincial Court acquitting on criminal charges of trespass eight members of an anti-abortion organization...

The CECRA provides at least 75% rent forgiveness for small and medium-sized businesses, following hints of an upcoming commercial rent relief throughout the preceding week.

The global COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact across all industries, but few have been affected as severely as aviation.

Ontario's new driving laws took effect on Jan. 1, 2019. The province decided to make these changes as part of its ongoing effort to enhance the safety of our roads ...

Canadian Pacific Railway ("CP") has significantly reduced its operating ratio in the past few years.

In today's rapidly evolving age of technology, our ability to multitask is challenged with distractions at every turn.

On June 1, 2019, the Canadian landscape for drone operations changed.

The 2025 Federal Budget introduces several impactful changes for Canada's aviation sector, with direct implications for aircraft owners, operators, vendors, and infrastructure stakeholders.

The recent decision of the Federal Court in the case Labrador-Island Link General Partner Corporation et al. v. Panalpina Inc. et al.

Whether by pipeline, rail or road, transporting petroleum products comes with risks to people, property and the environment.