Indigenous leaders in northern Alberta accuse Ottawa of environmental ‘cover up’
Indigenous leaders in Fort Chipewyan in northern Alberta are accusing the federal government of failing…
Transport Canada
Transport Canada monitoring airline merger after claims of rising fare prices in the north
The federal government will step in if it finds “binding conditions” on a merger between…
Ottawa suing OmniTRAX over Churchill rail
Transport Canada says it is taking legal action against the owner of the Churchill rail line.
‘We’re just lucky no one died’ Doctors and medical cases stranded as Perimeter Aviation grounded fleet
Perimeter Aviation still not up and running as normal.
Wasaya Airways lays off 46 employees after hiring restructuring firm
“We’re restructuring. That’s all I can say right now.”
Airline operating as sole link for fly-in First Nations riddled with safety deficiencies: documents
Wasaya Airways fighting to keep safety audits from public.
First Nation-owned Wasaya Airways warned shareholders last month company’s ‘going down’ amid growing debt
Near the end of July the chief of Fort Severn First Nation in northern Ontario went on the local radio and told the community Wasaya Airways was in trouble with growing debt, adding the future didn’t look good for the company that has been serving them for over a decade.
Wasaya Airways’ VP accused of racking up thousands in personal charges on company credit card
By Kenneth Jackson and Cullen Crozier APTN Investigates Around the same time Transport Canada inspectors…
Remote First Nations airports lack needed technology to avoid deadly crashes: chief
First Nations leaders say a deadly plane crash on a First Nation highlights the need for modern aviation tools in remote communities.