Nolinor Aviation is launching a fleet management service for organizations that own an aircraft or are considering acquiring one, taking responsibility for operating these aircraft so clients need not obtain their own air operator certificate.
Seabourn has unveiled its 2029 Summer Ocean Voyages, featuring 166 sailings to more than 180+ unique destinations across the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Alaska, Canada and New England.
Canada's foodservice industry is expanding rapidly, driving demand for skilled talent and creating new opportunities for aspiring chefs looking to enter or advance in the field.
Parents or even grandparents being sponsored to Canada can be an enjoyable experience yet it is a complicated procedure that needs proper planning and attention given to detail. Most of the applicants commit mistakes that slow down or cause rejection
Air Canada has disclosed a firm order for eight Airbus A350-1000 aircraft, marking a pivotal upgrade to the airline's long-haul fleet strategy with an additional commitment to Airbus widebody aircraft. The order was listed as undisclosed in November
UHN Foundation hosted its annual Grand Cru Culinary Wine Festival over the weekend, raising $4.6M in support of University Health Network (UHN). The two-day event united esteemed chefs and wine producers from Toronto and around the world with the bri
Protecting fish and fish habit is vital to help sustain and support Canada's precious marine species. Under Canada's Fisheries Act, measures must be taken to avoid causing the death of fish and any harmful alteration, disruption or destruction of
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Nolinor Aviation, Canada's largest commercial charter airline, announced the purchase of multiple aircraft production slots from Natilus, a U.S. aerospace manufacturer developing a family of hyper-efficient blended-wing-body (BWB) aircraft.
If you're going through a divorce in Canada, you might be surprised by some facts. A survey by Canada Life found that 65% of those who got help felt their settlement was fair. But, only 35% who went it alone felt the same way.