People are now able to travel on Lake Muskoka, the Moon River and the north and south branches of the Muskoka River due to improved safety conditions. Continue reading →

“It’s probably our number one priority as a government at the moment,” said Transport Minister Marc Garneau. Continue reading →

The Public Prosecution Service of Canada says the company was sentenced Thursday in Saint John, N.B., provincial court. Continue reading →

U.S. pilots submitted several complaints about the Boeing 737 MAX aircraft and voiced concerns directly with Boeing executives months before the Ethiopia crash. Continue reading →

The Hamilton Port Authority says it recorded the highest volume of cargo in more than a decade in 2018. Continue reading →

Hamilton expects the port to see an additional million tonnes of cargo when the project is completed in 2020. Continue reading →

Transport Minister Marc Garneau has told his officials to explore “all possible options” to crack down on the dangerous practice of aiming laser pointers at aircraft. Continue reading →

Canada’s transport minister announced new rules for foreign investment in Canadian airlines. The move is expected to increase competition – but is it enough to lower the cost of flying? Continue reading →

Quebec’s transport minister wants his federal counterpart Marc Garneau to examine the possibility of making it a criminal offence to use a cellphone while driving. Continue reading →