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Montréal Airport Sees Sharp Passenger Decline

Montréal-Trudeau International Airport reports significant passenger traffic decrease, with US routes experiencing the most dramatic drop. Airport authority reveals recovery challenges and shifting travel patterns.

Canadian Air Travel: Domestic Soars, Cross-Border Lags

New Statistics Canada data reveals surprising trends in Canadian air travel. Domestic flights are experiencing strong recovery while U.S. and international routes struggle to regain pre-pandemic momentum. Discover what's driving this aviation shift.

Canada's Secret US Travel Gems Revealed

Discover the hidden American treasures that Canadian travellers are flocking to, from charming coastal towns to breathtaking mountain escapes away from the tourist crowds.

Saskatchewan backs Alberta's teacher strike intervention

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe throws support behind Alberta's controversial use of constitutional power to end teacher strike, sparking debate over labor rights and provincial authority in Canadian education.

Man Stabbed During Violent Dispute in Montreal's Lachine

A heated dispute in Montreal's Lachine borough turned violent Tuesday afternoon, resulting in a man being hospitalized with stab wounds. Montreal police are actively investigating the incident that sent shockwaves through the community.

U.S. urges ASEAN firm stance on China sea claims

In a bold diplomatic move, the United States urges Southeast Asian nations to take a unified stand against China's growing maritime claims, escalating tensions in the strategically vital waterway.

Carney stopped Ford's anti-Trump tariff ads

Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney discloses he advised Ontario Premier Doug Ford against running controversial anti-tariff advertisements and personally apologized to Donald Trump.

Moe Supports Alberta's Teacher Back-to-Work Order

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe voices strong support for Alberta's decision to mandate teachers back to classrooms amid ongoing labour disputes, calling the move 'required' for student welfare.

Disney Channels Blackout on YouTube TV

Major Disney networks including ESPN and FX have been pulled from YouTube TV in a dramatic carriage dispute, leaving millions of subscribers without access to popular programming.

Squamish Workers Ratify Contract, Ending Lockout

Union members at a Squamish manufacturing plant have overwhelmingly approved a new collective agreement, bringing an end to a bitter lockout that lasted several weeks. The deal includes significant wage improvements and job security provisions.

Alberta Unions Reveal Strategic Strike Plan

Alberta's largest public sector unions reveal coordinated strike strategy targeting government operations after contract negotiations stall, affecting 80,000 workers.

New Brunswick Tourism Booms: Record 2025 Season

New Brunswick's tourism industry is experiencing an unprecedented boom in 2025, with operators reporting their busiest year ever as visitor numbers surge across the province.

Ex-Premier: Stay Cool After Trade Talks Fail

Ex-Quebec leader Jean Charest advises strategic patience following the breakdown of softwood lumber trade talks between Canada and United States, warning against emotional reactions.

US Ambassador's Explosive Outburst at Ontario Official

A shocking diplomatic incident involving U.S. Ambassador David Cohen's alleged verbal assault on an Ontario trade representative threatens to strain cross-border relations. Exclusive details reveal profanity-laden insults and heated exchanges during high-

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