Category Archives for "Aviation & Marine"

May 18

Transport Action News – May, 2026

By Transport Action Ontario | Aviation & Marine , British Columbia , Intercity Rail and Bus , Interurban Rail and Bus , Latest News , Newsletters , Ontario , Quebec , Urban Transit

Our newsletter for May, 2026 is pasted below. It includes articles on The newsletter can be viewed here: Transport Action News – May 2026 Train 73 accelerating to 95 mph on VIA-owned track between Chatham and Windsor We apologize for the lack of March and April newsletters. We were very busy preparing for our Annual […]

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Aug 01

Altantic “Travel Bubble” update

By Transport Action Atlantic | Atlantic , Aviation & Marine , Intercity Rail and Bus , Interurban Rail and Bus

The “Atlantic bubble”, has now been in effect for a full month, allowing residents of New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador to travel throughout the four provinces without restriction. Although no new cases of Covid-19 have been attributed to the easing of travel barriers within the region, the premiers have […]

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May 14

Newfoundland Ferry rate concerns aired before parliamentary committee

By Transport Action Atlantic | Atlantic , Aviation & Marine

There’s been more progress in the campaign for fair and reasonable ferry rates between Cape Breton and Newfoundland. One of Transport Action Atlantic’s allies – the Town of Channel-Port aux Basques – was granted an audience to press the case before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Transportation.  The appearance was scheduled to take […]

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Canjet C-FTCX Boeing 737-800. Photo by Abdallah Hussein from Montréal, Canada - CC BY 2.0
Nov 07

Rail advocates outraged by Garneau announcement

By admin | Aviation & Marine , Media Releases , National News

“With climate change on everyone’s mind, and transportation causing a huge percentage of greenhouse gas emissions, smart solutions are needed,” says the public transportation advocacy group’s president Bruce Budd. “And the smartest solution of all is the rail network we already have. Except for a brief passing reference to a feasibility study of high frequency rail service linking Toronto to Ottawa and Montreal, why has Minister Garneau virtually ignored VIA Rail Canada in his 2030 Vision?”

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