According to Air Canada’s latest executive remuneration disclosures, Rousseau’s total compensation increased following another year of strong financial performance.
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Hitman convicted in Ripudaman Singh Malik murder receives 15 more years for unrelated 2022 British Columbia killing.
Canada has officially joined the Global Combat Air Programme (GCAP) as its first observer nation, gaining access to classified discussions on one of the world’s most advanced sixth-generation fighter aircraft projects.
Travellers flying with WestJet (WS) over the upcoming August long weekend could face an unexpected financial setback if cabin crew walk off the job, as travel insurance experts warn that many newly purchased policies are unlikely to cover strike-related disruptions.
Air Canada been fined $426,000 by the Canadian Transportation Agency for violating federal passenger rights rules during a flight attendant.
Japan Airlines and Canadian partners have launched a free domestic flight program, enabling Canadians to explore regional Japan at no airfare cost while boosting rural tourism.
Russian military aircraft activity near North America has increased beyond historical levels, prompting more NORAD intercept operations and heightened NATO surveillance across Arctic and Atlantic regions.
Canada’s aviation regulator fined WestJet and Porter Airlines after investigations found passengers were not provided food, accommodation, and timely information during major flight disruptions.
Vancouver has been named the greenest city in the world in a new global sustainability ranking, reinforcing its reputation as a leader in environmentally responsible urban living.
Singapore Airlines’ 40-year struggle with Canada reveals how politics and policy blocked one of aviation’s longest-running route battles.