Isabelle Docto

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NewsTravel NewsTravelCanadaApr 8 2025, 2:45 pmAlways running out of storage space on Air Canada flights? That’s about to change. Air Canada announced on Tuesday that it will be the first airline to launch the Airbus Airspace cabin on its A220 family of aircraft, giving customers more room in overhead bins. The A220 Airspace cabin features new XL bins, increasing overhead capacity of bags by more than 15 per cent, according to the carrier. It will also feature a new ceiling design and lighting.

3 weeks ago | dailyhive.com | Isabelle Docto

Independent journalist Rachel Gilmore says she’s disheartened by CTV Your Morning‘s decision to cancel her fact-checking segment after backlash from Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre’s team and right-wing supporters. “This is the real impact of the harassment that I have to deal with,” she stated in a video shared to X on Tuesday.

4 weeks ago | dailyhive.com | Isabelle Docto

Mar 28 2025, 6:13 pmThe Hudson’s Bay Company (HBC) liquidation sale is now underway. North America’s oldest retailer officially announced that it would shutter all but six Canadian locations last week. It received approval from theĀ Ontario Superior Court of Justice to run liquidation sales from March 24 to June 15. “The sales offer customers a chance to find great deals from this historic retailer that has endured for generations,” reads a statement from HBC.

4 weeks ago | dailyhive.com | Isabelle Docto

NewsVentureJobsMoneyCanadaMar 28 2025, 3:25 pmThamyris Salgueiro/ShutterstockThe Government of Canada has introduced even more employment insurance (EI) measures to support workers affected by the trade war. Last Friday, Minister of Jobs and Families Steven MacKinnon announced the new temporary EI measures, which will be implemented through a pilot project.

4 weeks ago | blogto.com | Isabelle Docto

What you need to know if you're travelling from Canada to the U.S. Canadians who plan to travel to the U.S. soon may be concerned about crossing the border amid heightened political tensions. While the trade war has dampened many Canucks' interest in travelling down south, there are still cases where people have to go there for work, school, or pre-booked events like weddings or a Disneyland trip.