Transportation

Twenty-seven screening officers and nine salaried employees at the airport were terminated following an investigation into “screening irregularities”

Hundreds of protesting drivers have "No love for Uber/Lyft" this Valentine's Day.

International traffic, particularly from the Asia-Pacific region, has been slower to return to pre-pandemic levels

"One time I thought the customer was charged $44 but they told me they were charged $53 by Uber," said a driver.

TORONTO — Drivers may see higher premiums for their electric vehicles as the insurance industry adjusts to the shift from gas-powered cars to electric alternatives, a new report suggests.

WestJet faces indefinite delays on dozens of new aircraft deliveries after a panel blowout on a Boeing 737 Max plane last month prompted a halt to greater production at the U.S. aircraft maker.

TORONTO — Picture a broken-down car at the side of the road. Most likely, it's an image of a frustrated driver looking under the hood or using their phone to call for help. But that may be changing.

MONTREAL — The head of Canada's largest trucking firm says rampant undercutting of labour laws is harming companies like his as well as drivers, a problem felt all the more acutely in lean economic times.

The strike impacted thousands of people across the region.

Nearly 7 out of 10 trucks checked in Burnaby last year were taken off the road for safety violations. Burnaby RCMP Const. Kevin Connolly told the city's public safety committee in November it might be time to look to Ontario to see what that province is doing right.