Two more light rail vehicles have arrived in Kitchener. Continue reading →

Bombardier Inc.’s name will no longer appear on its C Series jet, which has been officially renamed the A220 as it joins the Airbus family of commercial aircraft. Continue reading →

The transit authority said last week that the first 67 of 89 streetcars would be sent back for preventative repairs due to a welding issue. Continue reading →

Boeing Co. will take over the $4.75 billion commercial aircraft arm of Brazilian plane-maker Embraer SA as part of a new company to be controlled by the U.S. firm, the companies said on Thursday. Continue reading →

The light rail vehicles which will be part of the ION transit system are currently under investigation to see if there are defects similar to the ones found on TTC streetcars. Continue reading →

TTC spokesman Brad Ross says 67 of 89 streetcars produced by Bombardier will be sent back to the company because of “inferior frame welds.” Continue reading →

The first fully operational Light Rail Vehicle (LRV) for Edmonton’s Valley Line LRT left Bombardier’s plant in Kingston, Ont. Wednesday morning. Continue reading →

Bombardier assembles its Q400 turboprop aircraft and several models of business jets at its Toronto operations. Continue reading →

The aerospace giant says the funding strengthens its partnership with a local consortium whose primary goal is getting the hub established. Continue reading →

Bombardier will contribute up to $225 million to the C Series partnership with Airbus even though the agreement giving the European aircraft manufacturer majority control is closing earlier than originally planned. Continue reading →