Electric car rebate uses nearly half its three year budget in eight months
More than $134 million in rebates have already been issued to 33,000 Canadians.
Garneau ‘disappointed’ in airlines’ move against new passenger bill of rights
Air Canada and Porter Airlines Inc., along with 17 other applicants, state in a court filing that mandatory compensation under the passenger bill of rights violates international standards and should be rendered invalid.
Garneau calls for flight simulators before Max 8s can return to Canadian skies
Until recently, most U.S. airlines did not require flight simulation for pilots of the Max 8.
Garneau orders grounding of all Boeing 737 Max 8s over safety concerns
Decision to ground the planes a precautionary move made after a review of all available evidence, Transport Minister told a news conference.
US initiates new investigations on Canadian fabricated steel imports
Will also investigate whether producers in Canada, China and Mexico are receiving unfair subsidies.
Senators urge Liberals to act on privacy, security issues with automated cars
Different departments and levels of government are taking different approaches to automated vehicles.
Garneau talks self-driving cars with Tesla execs, makes Canadian pitch
Emphasized R&D capabilities in Ontario and Quebec to complement potential production expansion.
DOT 111 cars won’t transport crude oil as of Nov. 1
Tankers carrying crude from the US not up to code will not cross the border.
Serious steering defect found in several FCA vehicles
Transport Canada has received more than 100 consumer complaints.
Garneau seeks Senate advice on driverless cars
Transport minister wants Canada to set standards for automated cars that can operate safely on icy winter roads.
