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Some airports in Canada are raising fees for travellers - Vimarsana News

Some airports in Canada are raising fees for travellers

Airports that lost millions of dollars during the pandemic are now trying to recoup some of the losses as travel picks up again. To do this, many are increasing the "user-pay" system that generates revenue from passengers, fuel and aircraft fees.

Source: ctvnews.ca
Debt-heavy and pandemic-bruised, why some airports are raising fees - Vimarsana News

Debt-heavy and pandemic-bruised, why some airports are raising fees

Despite a return of passengers to the sky, many airports across the country are struggling to balance their books, manage their bloated debt levels and raise enough money to make necessary infrastructure repairs and improvements.

Source: cbc.ca
Why the golden age of flying is never coming back — and it might not a bad thing - Vimarsana News

Why the golden age of flying is never coming back — and it might not a bad thing

Canadians sometimes wax nostalgic about when we got free meals and boozy drinks on flights, but stripping the luxuries from air travel means more people can now afford to fly.

Source: cbc.ca
Northern Alberta communities push for better rail freight service to move forest products, grain - Vimarsana News

Northern Alberta communities push for better rail freight service to move forest products, grain

The Community Rail Advocacy Alliance plans to lobby the federal and provincial government and talk to CP and CN in hopes of improving what its members say is inconsistent access to rail cars in northern Alberta. 

Source: cbc.ca