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Canadian airline safety questioned
Ottawa :: Canada | about 21 hours ago
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Various Canadian airline-related associations raised worrisome reports about maintenance and operating shortcuts to a parliamentary committee in Ottawa. The House of Commons transport committee was shown photographs of electrical wiring aboard an aircraft...
Tags: Canada, Ottawa, Airline, Transport Canada, Air safety, Air Ontario Flight, Safety Management Systems, Disaster Accident, Occupational safety and health, Air Canada, Aviation accidents and incidents
It's looking like a lean Christmas: survey
Windsor :: Canada | 1 day ago
Credibility The Canadian dollar was up more than a cent Tuesday morning, topping 95 cents US. Nearly half of Canadians plan to spend less during the holidays this year, but the majority expect the country's economy to look up in 2010, an RBC survey suggests. Australia's...
Tags: Ontario, City of Windsor, Transport Canada, parking enforcement, canadians dollar, certain groups, Michael Ignatieff, allow provinces, liberal leader, leader michael, Canada, Windsor, Business Finance, Windsor Ontario, flu pandemic in the United Kingdom, Essex, Quarter, Swine influenza, Essex County Ontario, S&P/TSX Composite Index, Goods and Services Tax, Rona, Engineer, Environment, Canadian dollar, Management, Politics, ONT, Outsourcing, Parking enforcement officer, Offshoring
MPs hear conflicting versions of air-safety protocol
Ottawa :: Canada | 2 days ago
Credibility The head of aviation safety at Transport Canada insisted Monday air travel in Canada is safe even as the department moves to delay the implementation of the safety-inspection system at smaller carriers after being inundated with concerns from its own...
Tags: Transport Canada, Canada, Ottawa, Airline, Aviation law, Safety, Air safety, Administrative law, Safety Management Systems, Disaster Accident, Civil aviation, Civil aviation authorities
Back-to-work law in the works for striking CN Rail engineers
Montreal :: Canada | 2 days ago
Credibility Last updated on Monday, Nov. 30, 2009 3:28AM EST T he federal Conservative government is planning to introduce back-to-work legislation today to force an end to a strike by Canadian National's locomotive engineers that threatens to set back Canada's...
Tags: Transport Canada, locomotive engineers, canadians national, Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff, Canadian National Railway Co., leaders michael, CN Rail, Ottawa, cn strike, liberal leaders, Canada, Montreal, Canadian National Railway, Politics, Teamsters, AFL-CIO, Minnesota railroads, Michael Ignatieff, Labor, Change to Win Federation, Ignatieff, Canadian Labour Congress, Arbitration, Transportation in the Halifax Regional Municipality, Buildings and structures in the Halifax Regional Municipality, Russian nobility, Toll bridges, Halifax Nova Scotia railway station, Rona, TCRC Division 105 Locomotive Engineers, Strike action
Pilots question Transport Canada's stance on new fatigue guidelines
Ottawa :: Canada | 11 days ago
Credibility Transport Canada said in a statement Friday. The Canadian Federal Pilots Association, which represents pilots working at Transport Canada, and the Air Canada Pilots Association, the largest professional pilot group in Canada, both say this doesn't hold...
Tags: Transport Canada, Air Canada Pilots Association, pilot association, Canada, Ottawa, Safety, Safety Management Systems, Civil aviation authorities, International Civil Aviation Organization, Disaster Accident, Air safety, Administrative law, Aviation law, Aviator, Pilot licensing in Canada, Civil aviation, Occupational safety and health
No collusion with airlines: Transport Minister
Ottawa :: Canada | 14 days ago
Credibility Transport Minister John Baird on Wednesday denied any collusion with the major airlines to stymie a passenger bill of rights, saying the government has simply "been working constructively" with the industry...Internal government documents obtained by...
Tags: transport minister, Flight Rights Canada, Canada, Ottawa, John Logie Baird, Transport Canada, Air Transat, Air Canada, WestJet, Low-cost airlines, Jim Maloway, National Airlines Council of Canada, Politics, Canwest, Lawrence Cannon, Canadians of Scottish descent, Airline
'No-fly' watchdogs blasted
Montreal :: Canada | 14 days ago
Credibility It took months, but Montreal author Jaspreet Singh finally cleared his name and was cleared to fly. Based in Calgary last year, Singh was suddenly hit with lengthy interrogations when he tried to board planes...Instead, fearful of further harassment,...
Tags: Transport Canada, Jennifer Stoddart, person informed, Elections Canada, Agri-Food Canada, Air Canada, Simon Dardick, Jaspreet Singh, Roch Tassé, Canada, Montreal, No Fly List, Passenger Protect, Identity theft, Year of birth missing, Privacy Commissioner of Canada
Privacy watchdog slams financial database, no-fly list
Ottawa :: Canada | 15 days ago
Credibility Canadians sometimes end up in a federal database that tracks cash linked to terrorist financing and money laundering, based merely on their ethnic origin or other unwarranted grounds, Canada's privacy watchdog said Tuesday. In one case, a financial institution...
Tags: Jennifer Stoddart, Transport Canada, privacy commissioner, privacy watchdog, fly list, commissioner jennifer, money laundering, Parliament, Canada, Ottawa, Terrorist financing, Tax evasion, Financial regulation, Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada, Public Safety Canada, Privacy Commissioner of Canada, Financial intelligence, Anti-money laundering, Canadian Security Intelligence Service, Business Finance, Identity management, Social issues, Information privacy, Data privacy, Privacy law, Privacy, Personally identifiable information, No Fly List, Politics, Numismatics, Auditing, Banking, Payment systems, Cheque
Transport minister opposed passenger rights bill
Ottawa :: Canada | 15 days ago
Credibility The federal transport minister's office privately pleaded with Canada's big airlines to step up their lobby campaign to kill a proposed passenger bill of rights even as the minister publicly rallied behind the popular initiative, according to internal...
Tags: Transport Canada, Canada Transportation, Air Canada, passenger bills, transport minister, airline passenger, Paul Fitzgerald, Canwest News Service, Canada, Ottawa, Jim Maloway, Passenger Protect, John Logie Baird, Stephen Harper, Airline, 39th Canadian Parliament, Politics
Government wants to oversee safety for subways, light rail
San Francisco :: CA :: USA | 17 days ago
Credibility The Obama administration plans to propose that the U.S. government oversee safety for subway and light rail systems, a move prompted in part by the deadly collision of two trains in Washington this year. According to a draft of the plan to be formally...
Tags: obama administration, rail systems, Washington Post, Obama, San Francisco, Light rail, Commuter rail in North America, Amtrak, Mass transit in the United States, Chicago Central Area Transit Plan, Light rail in the United States, United States Department of Transportation, Baltimore Light Rail, Disaster Accident, Politics, Ray LaHood, Washington D.C., Presidency of Barack Obama, U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, Code of Federal Regulations, Transport Canada, Transportation in Canada
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