Tourists are flocking to Niagara Falls over Canada Day weekend for a new experience that displays the falls from a century-old power tunnel.

News of the cancellations is causing headaches for people like Nicole Robb, who is in the middle of trying to organize a trip for her girls under-20 ringette team.

"Unfortunately as we've seen travel demand continues to rise especially over the summer months, we'll see a reduction of seats out of our market."

Police say there have been a number of collisions in the area this year involving bears. They’re now teaming up with Parks Canada to reduce accidents with wildlife.

Most Canadian airlines will be following their service schedule for summer as planned amid Air Canada's announcement of major cuts.

Canada's national carrier said it is reducing its flight schedule in July and August to handle the ongoing flight delays and airport congestions.

Air travellers across the country, as well as in Halifax, are experiencing long lines, flight delays and cancellations as airports try to keep up with pent-up demand from COVID-19.

Air Canada's stock fell seven per cent in early morning trading after the carrier announced major cuts to its summer flight schedule.

In addition to existing delays and flight cancellations, many are expressing frustration as they haven't been able to find their luggage. 

The Government of Canada has extended current COVID-19 border measures for international travellers until Sept. 30 and has paused random COVID-19 testing until mid-July.