An Air Canada flight returned to Denver International Airport on Sunday and deployed the emergency slides due to a possible electrical fire.

Passengers heading to Toronto on an Air Canada flight from Denver were forced to turn back this weekend after a possible electrical fire.

Update: At 10:45 p.m. on Sunday, NAV CANADA said the flow of traffic had returned to normal levels. Original story follows.

Air Canada is canceling flights in anticipation of a CUPE flight attendant strike on Saturday morning that would disrupt ...

Air Canada and the union representing 10,000 flight attendants resumed talks late Monday for the first time since the strike ...

The Air Canada strike is affecting approximately 100,000 travelers, as it is Canada's largest airline. So the decision on Aug ...

Air Canada’s operations are resuming, and that means a sigh of relief for many passengers at Toronto’s Pearson International ...

Air Canada grounded hundreds of flights and locked out flight attendants after they went on strike, disrupting some 130,000 ...

Among the tens of thousands of workers employed by Toronto Pearson Airport in Mississauga and its tenants, a particular ...

Toronto Pearson is Canada's largest airport, having served more than 47 million passengers last year.

“We’re looking forward to welcoming Canada Jetlines to the Toronto Pearson family,” said Janik Reigate, Director of Strategic Customer Relationships, Greater Toronto Airports Authority.