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Amid concerns about the U.S. trade war and sinking dollar, Canadians want the cost of domestic travel to come down, but one expert says that’s easier said than done. And the BC Tree Fruit Cooperative has sold its cold chain storage facility to a pharmaceutical company.
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Authorities are warning against leaving the motor running if a car is encased in snow, because blocked tailpipe can quickly lead to carbon monoxide build up inside the vehicle.
Staff at YVR said that while departures and arrivals at Pearson resumed following the crash, the situation will continue to impact flights connected to Toronto.
The spread of avian influenza, commonly called bird flu, has ravaged flocks around the world, disrupting supply and fuelling higher food prices.
A new video has emerged showing the moment a Delta Air Lines flight crash landed and overturned at Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Statistics Canada said Tuesday that the annual pace of inflation rose slightly to 1.9 per cent last month, up one-tenth of a percentage point from December.
Here is what we know so far about the Delta airlines flight that crash landed at Toronto Pearson International Airport, flipping on its roof, injuring several people.
The federal government will recognize Aboriginal title over the archipelago of Haida Gwaii off British Columbia's northern coast in a historic agreement with the Haida First Nation.
Residents one of B.C.'s oldest municipalities will finally be able to have their mail addressed using the name of their actual community.
Glen and Wendy Leitch said it has been quite a transition as the two of them had planned to retire in Jasper.
RCMP did not provide details about the type of dog.
Emergency services, including Ornge air ambulance, are responding to reports of an "aviation occurrence" at Pearson International Airport.
Daryl Watts scored a wraparound goal 51 seconds into overtime, lifting the surging Sceptres to a 3-2 Professional Women's Hockey League victory over the Charge.
Before the anthems were played, the public address announcer asked "that you kindly respect the nation, its inhabitants and the players that represent each country."