Waterloo travelers beware: ION trains about to pick up steam
In a sign that they appear to be on the right track, the Region of Waterloo says that the ION trains are speeding up. Continue reading
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Bombardier helps laid-off workers find new roles within company and beyond
So far about 20 per cent of laid-off employees in Quebec, or roughly 500 workers, have been reclassified, often finding other roles at the 77-year-old company or elsewhere in the province’s aerospace sector. Continue reading
Bombardier turns annual profit for first time in 5 years as train woes persist
The plane-and-train maker said it pocketed a net income of US$318 million in 2018. Continue reading
Bombardier resumes subway car deliveries to New York City after problems
Bombardier says it has now delivered more than half of the 300 of the cars, which are manufactured at the plane-and-train maker’s plant in Plattsburgh, N.Y. Continue reading
NYC transit chief slams Bombardier, halts rail car deliveries over problems
Bombardier said it has delivered 160 out of about 300 cars so far, with some still in testing. Continue reading
Bob Layton: Provinces should help each other, quid pro quo
Quebec needs to allow pipelines to help Alberta, like Alberta helps Quebec. Continue reading
Airbus open to fighter plane assembly plant in Quebec
Airbus is not ruling out the possibility that Quebec will host a fighter plane assembly line. Continue reading
JetBlue and new low-cost U.S. airline order 120 planes made by Bombardier
JetBlue Airways and a new U.S. low-cost airline being have signed firm orders to buy 120 A220 planes developed by Quebec-based Bombardier Inc. Continue reading
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TTC thinks Bombardier will meet Dec. 31 streetcar delivery target
Bombardier had promised to deliver 121 streetcars in 2018 and the TTC expects three more before the year is over. Continue reading
Bombardier says business jets unaffected by diplomatic skirmishes with China, Saudi
Bombardier brushed off any concerns that tensions between the federal government and China as well as with Saudi Arabia pose a threat to business jet sales. Continue reading