Passengers Pull Man Back From Broken Plane Window
Fellow passengers pulled a man back after he was partly sucked out of a broken window on a Ryanair flight from Greece, averting a potential tragedy.
Category : Transportation Logistics
One sent to hospital after Highway 11 crash in Ontario
A single-vehicle crash on Highway 11 in Ontario sent one person to hospital with serious injuries. The incident occurred near Orillia, prompting a police investigation.
Motorcyclist Caught at 200 km/h in Regina by Police Plane
A motorcyclist was clocked at 200 km/h in Regina by a police plane, leading to charges of reckless driving and excessive speed.
Tap-to-pay on Halifax Transit delayed to December
Halifax Transit's tap-to-pay option has been delayed to December 2026, according to a report. The system was originally expected to launch earlier this year but faced technical hurdles.
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Ryanair Passenger Partially Sucked Out After Window Breaks
A 61-year-old man was partially sucked out of a Ryanair flight after a window shattered midflight, following engine debris impact. The plane landed safely, and the passenger received medical assistance.
105 Street at 102 Avenue closes for LRT construction
North-south traffic on 105 Street at 102 Avenue in Edmonton will close July 10, 2026 for Valley Line West LRT construction. The closure is part of ongoing work on the LRT line.
Traffic Delays on Nantucket Avenue, Dartmouth from Repaving
Nantucket Avenue in Dartmouth will experience traffic delays due to a repaving project, according to a report by Natalie Lombard. Drivers are advised to plan alternate routes.
Windsor Police Issue 264 Traffic Tickets in Four-Day Blitz
Windsor police handed out 264 traffic tickets over four days, targeting speeding, distracted driving, and other violations to improve road safety.
NYC Construction Scare Highlights Office-to-Housing Challenges
Midtown Manhattan evacuation after structural columns buckle and crack underscores the risks and hurdles of converting aging office buildings into residential units.
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Driver Nearly Doubles Speed Limit on Barrie Highway
A driver was caught nearly doubling the speed limit on a Barrie highway, according to police. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about speeding and road safety.
Montreal Road Closures for July 11-12, 2026
Montreal-area road closures for July 11-12, 2026: Key highways and streets affected by construction. Plan alternate routes.
Scooter Operator Hurt in Timmins Crash: Police
A scooter operator was injured in a crash in Timmins, police say. The incident occurred on July 8, 2026, and the victim was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
Yonge Street in Barrie Closed for Sewer Installation
Yonge Street at Mapleview Drive in Barrie is closed for sewer installation starting July 9, 2026. Drivers should seek alternate routes during construction.
Barrie Air Lifted to Hospital After Alliston Collision
A collision in Alliston shut down the road and sent one person to hospital via air ambulance. OPP are investigating.
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Newfoundland subsidizing costly Labrador air travel
Newfoundland and Labrador government announces subsidies for high-cost airfare to Labrador, aiming to reduce travel expenses for residents and improve connectivity.
Asian stocks mixed, oil slips after Iran and US attacks
Asian stocks were mixed and oil prices slipped on Thursday after Iran and the United States launched fresh attacks, escalating tensions in the Middle East.
BC Ferries Now Requires Reservations to Sunshine Coast
BC Ferries has implemented mandatory reservations for travel to the Sunshine Coast after a broken ramp at Langdale terminal caused major service disruptions, frustrating travellers.
Pickup, scooter collide at Timmins intersection
A pickup truck and a scooter collided at a Timmins intersection, with police investigating. No serious injuries reported, but traffic was disrupted.
Kingston high-speed rail stop adds $3.9B: CTF
Adding a Kingston stop to Canada's high-speed rail line will cost $3.9 billion extra, according to the Canadian Taxpayers Federation, which calls the project a 'boondoggle'.
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Two Arrested for Impaired Driving After Cape Breton Crash
Two people face impaired driving charges after a dispute outside a Lick-A-Treat led to a highway crash in Cape Breton, N.S., according to police.
Motorcyclist hospitalized after SUV collision in P.E.I.
A motorcyclist was taken to hospital with serious injuries after colliding with an SUV in Prince Edward Island on July 8, 2026. RCMP are investigating.
Nanaimo RCMP Increase Patrols to Combat Street Racing
Nanaimo RCMP are stepping up enforcement against street racing after residents reported dangerous driving, with increased patrols to prevent injuries.
Construction on Highway 1 in Medicine Hat to Cause Slowdowns
New construction on Highway 1 in Medicine Hat will cause slowdowns starting July 2026. Motorists should expect delays and plan alternate routes.
Traffic stop near Harrow leads to multiple charges
A routine traffic stop near Harrow, Ont., has resulted in multiple charges against the driver, including impaired driving and drug possession, according to OPP.
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Sault Police Stop Vehicle at 105 km/h in 50 km/h Zone
Sault Ste. Marie police stopped a vehicle on June 26 travelling at 105 km/h in a 50 km/h zone on McNabb Street, more than double the speed limit, according to police.
NB DVP Backed Up After Crash at Lawrence Avenue
The northbound lanes of the DVP are jammed after a crash at Lawrence Avenue. Commuters face delays as emergency crews respond to the scene.
Halifax Housing Crunch Looms as Submarine Jobs Arrive
Halifax faces a housing crunch as Canada's new submarine program brings thousands of jobs, intensifying demand in an already tight market.
Oka-Hudson Ferry Out of Service Since May
The Oka-Hudson Ferry has been out of service since May 2026, with the owner citing mounting challenges. No restart date has been announced.
Calgary Transit's Stampede Strategy: 24-Hour CTrain and More
With 1.5 million visitors expected, Calgary Transit extends 24-hour CTrain service and adds express bus routes to manage the Stampede influx, using data from previous years to add extra trains during peak times.
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Massey Tunnel Replacement Budget Hits $8.5 Billion
The budget to replace the George Massey Tunnel has more than doubled to $8.5 billion, according to the British Columbia government, citing inflation and expanded scope.
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