Canada's federal government has issued a travel advisory for Canadians planning to travel abroad this summer, citing a jet fuel shortage that is impacting Air Canada flights to certain U.S. destinations. Travel expert Barry Choi noted that the affected U.S. destinations 'are not major hubs,' as the airline grapples with the fuel crisis.
Impact on Travel Plans
The advisory comes as Air Canada deals with operational challenges due to the jet fuel shortage, leading to potential disruptions for travelers. Canadians are urged to check their flight status and consider alternative arrangements if necessary.
Other News Highlights
- A ServiceOntario worker was among those arrested in an OPP investigation.
- TDSB cuts include some cafeterias and outdoor learning centres.
- The Vancouver Canucks are set to make a 'major announcement.'
- A B.C. teenager killed in gang conflict is remembered as kind and compassionate.
- A Calgary overdose death leads to the arrest of an alleged drug trafficker.
- The 2026 Calgary Stampede food lineup has been released, described as 'bold, fun and irresistible.'
- Gatineau, Que. police are pausing a rebrand after concerns about the origin of a new bird graphic.
- What's open and closed in Ottawa on Victoria Day.
- The Montreal Victoire and Ottawa Charge kick off the clash for the PWHL's Walter Cup.
- The Supreme Court refusal clears CP Rail of liability in the 2013 Lac-Mégantic tragedy.
Political Developments
Prime Minister Mark Carney stated that the best place for Alberta is within Canada, following a judge's decision to toss a separation petition. The PM also unveiled a plan to lower electricity costs and is set to announce a national electricity strategy.
Business and Economy
Sherritt shares fell after auditors and the CFO resigned amid U.S. sanctions. The S&P/TSX composite rose more than 200 points, and U.S. stock markets also gained. AtkinsRéalis is betting on nuclear-powered AI factories amid a data centre surge.
Health and Environment
Canada's top doctor reported 26 'low risk' hantavirus contacts. The world's reaction to hantavirus is tinged with echoes of COVID-19. A quarter of Canadians polled chose not to get a recommended vaccine. In India, dust storms and lightning killed at least 96 people.
Entertainment and Sports
Sniffer dogs police Cannes' cocaine-fuelled party scene. Harvey Weinstein returned to court after feeling ill during his rape retrial. The Super Bowl-style World Cup final halftime show lineup was announced. The Colorado Avalanche reached the conference finals for the 8th time since arriving in Denver. Jannik Sinner broke Novak Djokovic's record with a 32nd straight Masters win.
Lifestyle and Technology
A horde of amorous peacocks ruffles feathers in an Italian seaside town. Big Tech turns to Sesame Street and Girl Scouts to deflect scrutiny over kids' screen time. The Pope decried the rise of AI-directed warfare. Scientists discovered Southeast Asia's largest dinosaur in Thailand, and a 59,000-year-old tooth offers insight into Neanderthal medical practices.
