Traveling

• 22-year-old Regina athlete says lawn bowling has taken her around the world

  Her love for lawn bowling has taken Regina's Jordan Kos around the world, and she's now competing against the best lawn bowling has to offer in the Commonwealth Games.

  Sports

  Aug 11, 2022
  
• Central Okanagan Search and Rescue marks its busiest week of 2022 so far

  COSAR responded to 31 tasks so far in 2022, which is well below last year’s record of 106. COSAR members say people are planning well for their outdoor adventures.

  Traffic

  May 25, 2022
  
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• Canadians face 3-hour wait at U.S.-Canada border crossing in Quebec

  Hundreds of eager travellers flocked to the Lacolle border crossing in Quebec on Monday morning as travel restrictions loosened between the US and Canada.

  Traffic

  Nov 8, 2021
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• Transat AT plans to resume flying by end of July

  The travel company suspended operations on Jan. 29 after Ottawa's request to not travel to Mexico and the Caribbean as well as new quarantine measures and testing requirements.

  Health

  Jun 10, 2021
• Summer vacation options expand as coronavirus travel restrictions ease in Manitoba

  "The road trip will be an especially important means of travel this year because of COVID and because of fewer flights."

  Canada

  Jun 22, 2020
• ‘I just shut up and bear it’: What it’s like to travel while larger-bodied

  Airplane seats are shrinking in size, leaving many larger-bodied passengers in painful and embarrassing situations.

  Lifestyle

  Feb 1, 2020
• When Life Gives You Parkinson’s podcast: Travelling and catching up with family

  Larry Gifford hadn't seen his brothers or his sister since he received his Parkinson's diagnosis in August 2017. That changed on Jan. 31.

  Lifestyle

  Feb 13, 2019
• The rise of over-tourism: How your vacation could be harming popular travel spots

  Are tourists killing popular travel destinations?

  World

  Apr 3, 2018
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• Toronto Pearson Airport to welcome 130K travellers daily during March Break

  The Greater Toronto Airports Authority (GTAA) said they expect around 130,000 passengers per day to move through Pearson between March 9 to 18.

  Canada

  Mar 9, 2018
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• Online travel startup shuts down in Ontario over regulator concerns

  The dispute is the latest in a consistent pattern of regulatory pushback against online businesses disrupting industries that have been slow to modernize.

  Canada

  Oct 23, 2017