Owned by Hamilton-based McKeil Marine, the 179-metre-long bulk carrier Kathy McKeil arrived in the Port of Thunder Bay on ...

A plane that made an emergency landing on a Courtenay beach on Tuesday after RCMP said it reportedly ran out out of fuel later crashed when it made an ill-conceived attempt to take off across the mud ...

Canada’s reportable rail accidents and other occurrences were down slightly in 2024, according to the Transportation Safety ...

The Government of Canada has marked the first step in its establishment of a Transportation Safety and Technology Science (TSTS) hub, which will serve as a shared space for the Transportation Safety ...

The Government of Canada is investing in federal science to strengthen the safety of air, rail, marine and pipeline transportation systems that Canadians rely on every day. As part of the ...

The vice chair of the National Transportation Safety Board has been abruptly removed from his position, the White House confirmed Tuesday, a rare move that comes as the federal agency charged with ...

A preliminary report released by the Transportation Safety Board of Canada details the descent and evacuation of the plane that flipped and caught on fire as it landed at Toronto Pearson Airport.

The Transportation Safety Board has released photos of the Delta Airlines crash on Feb. 17. The Transportation Safety Board of Canada will release a preliminary report Thursday on the crash landing at ...

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada will release a preliminary report into the crash of a Delta Airlines commuter jet at Toronto's Pearson airport on Thursday, it said on Wednesday.

The plane – a De Havilland DHC-8-402, according to the Transportation Safety Board of Canada – skidded down the runway for a "decent" distance, and passengers saw flames on the aircraft's left ...

Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) signage is pictured outside TSB offices in Ottawa on May 1, 2023. The Transportation Safety Board says a mistake by a Canadian Pacific Railway ...

The Sûrete du Québec and the Transportation Safety Board of Canada are investigating the deaths. D’Elvert Lake is northwest of Maniwaki and about 350 kilometres north of Ottawa.