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The areas or some of the areas around the northern western suburbs that have dried out at least temporarily. But there is still plenty of freezing rain in new jersey. And much of Burlington County and camden and gloucester and salem and cumberland counties in new jersey just covered with light, freezing rain and farther to the south, its just regular rain. Cape may county, temperatures fine. Southern delaware, you got pounded with a snowstorm. So you get a pass for this one. Its 31 in philadelphia and in the 20s north and west. So these are the areas, of course, that are going to have the grea...

In detroit, it was the peoples day in court. They are trying to block a judge from approving the citys bankruptcy. I understand the judge got an earful today. Reporter oh, he most certainly did, tony. Today the federal bankruptcy judge. He heard from lawyers, and people here in the community, and retired workers, and thats where the focus was at today. These retired workers are terrified there will be cuts to their pension and Health Care Benefits if this bankruptcy goes through. Weeks after detroits bankruptcy filing, residents and retired city workers finally got their day in federal court. ...

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Article content A Comox Valley family was among the first travellers in Canada to be compensated by an airline for messing up their travel plans under new federal regulations designed to protect the rights of air passengers. Robert and Adrianne McNabb hope their successful small-claims suit for $3,000 after the airline’s delays caused them to miss a connecting flight en route from Florida will help others with similar claims in future. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Air Canada ordered to pay B.C. family $3,000 over missed flight under new r...

“I was pleasantly surprised. It was like David versus Goliath,” said Robert McNabb. The couple filed the claim under the small-claims division of B.C.’s Civil Resolution Tribunal after they failed to reach an agreement with Air Canada on compensation for delays that caused them to miss the final leg of their pre-COVID-era flight from Fort Lauderdale, Florida via Montreal and ­Vancouver. The couple, travelled with their adult son, Jonathan McNabb, also named in the claim, and each was awarded $1,000. The couple had a second claim for $1,000 for a delay on their outbound flight denied...