Individuals at the location or on the flight are urged to get a test whether or not they have COVID-19 symptoms.

With looming Air Canada cuts, Regina Aiport Authority can't help but be concerned about its operations moving forward as the coronavirus pandemic continues.

Earlier Wednesday, Air Canada announced it would suspend more routes in the Atlantic Canada region until further notice.

Transat says a Dec. 22 unsolicited proposal from Péladeau's investment company Gestion MTRHP Inc. is not supported by binding, fully committed financing.

The airline says the decision was made because of low demand for flights, travel restrictions and quarantine requirements brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.

No one knows if or when flights will be coming back to the Saint John Airport and the J.A. Douglas McCurdy Sydney Airport.

Pacific Coastal Airlines now offers flights from Vancouver International Airport South Terminal (YVR) to Penticton Regional Airport (YYF) four days a week.

Pressure is mounting for the federal government to offer some kind of relief to Canadian airlines as the COVID-19 pandemic has led to further cuts.

Air Canada flights from Regina to Vancouver and Toronto were delayed Friday morning after a catering truck got stuck under the nose of a CRJ900 aircraft at the Regina airport.

The province asks anyone who may have been present at the listed locations and flights to book a test for COVID-19.