Porter Airlines pulls ads from The Rebel amid controversy
Porter Airlines joins a string of Canadian firms in removing ads from The Rebel, Ezra Levant's conservative site, after ads appeared there. CEO Robert Deluce says the move is not political and apologized for the use of the word blacklist. Levant criticizes the decision, while Ottawa Tourism also pulled ads citing fit concerns.
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Whooping cough outbreak hits southern Alberta communities
Alberta Health Services reports 17 confirmed pertussis cases in the south zone this year with 12 in the last week. The outbreak, linked to low immunization areas from Fort Macleod to Lethbridge, prompts vaccine reminders amid school and daycare transmission.
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Churchill Man floods disrupt rail line to Beluga whales
Churchill Manitoba scrambles as flood water covers a section of the rail line used to bring in visitors and supplies. Officials say short term air deliveries are arranged while government talks continue on restoring normal service.
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Calgary CTA to Seek Public Input on Passenger Rights
The Canadian Transportation Agency plans two to three months of broad public consultations on new airline passenger rights rules. Chair Scott Streiner said complaints rose to about 500 per month between December and March, reflecting increased public awareness since August. He noted online discussions, written submissions, and day-long sessions will gather input after a transit modernizing bill passes.
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Father says son defaced Saskatoon rainbow crosswalk
The father of a 20 year old man says the crosswalk painted in rainbow colours for Saskatoon Pride was defaced by his son who wanted to surprise no one. A festival spokesman says the family will cover cleaning and repainting costs as about 50 people helped repair the damage with donated paint.
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