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The Transportation Safety Board says it found track deficiencies near the site of a July 5 CN Rail derailment in Repentigny, Que.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada identified the vessel as the Ocean Otter, saying the fire broke out on Thursday.

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada released its report on the Titan submersible disaster three years after the catastrophic implosion.

Airport officials warned the incident could cause flight delays and advised travellers to check the status of their flights before heading to the airport.

In a post on social media, West Coast Helicopters stated that a member of their work family died in the crash. Two other people, one who also died in the crash, were on board.

A small plane in distress crashed into a ditch on Highway 45 while trying to land on a Manitoba highway on Thursday night, the RCMP said.  

The driver, who has been charged with manslaughter in connection with the woman's death, told police that the vehicle was on autopilot at the time of the crash.

An early morning train derailment caused more than a dozen railcars to jump the tracks, sending some of them tumbling into a southwest Calgary wetland.

On June 18, 2023, the Titan submersible went missing in the northern Atlantic Ocean during an underwater expedition to view the site of the Titanic shipwreck.

Richmond RCMP said four men and two women remain unaccounted for and are presumed drowned after a charter boat sank off the coast of Richmond, in the Roberts Bank area, on Sunday.

The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board's preliminary report lays out communication and technology issues that lead up to the crash that killed two Air Canada pilots.

Officials say no one was injured in the derailment and no leaks or injuries were reported. Residents have since been allowed to return to their homes.

CN Rail said trains will pass through Repentigny, Que., at slower speeds and qualified inspections will take place following a major derailment Sunday afternoon.

The other victims were identified as 26-year-old Yoav Bomrind, an Israeli national who was piloting the plane, and 19-year-old David Rabinovich, also from Israel.

Two of the three people who died after a plane fighting wildfires in the Northwest Territories went down last month have been identified.

Passengers told Greek media that they heard a loud bang, that oxygen masks dropped and that the plane began descending, the Associated Press said.

Transport Canada spokesperson Hicham Ayoun says the government is "conducting followup oversight" to determine if CN failed to comply with rules under the Railway Safety Act.

Three people were found dead after their fixed-wing Turbo Commander AC960, which was fighting a wildfire in the Northwest Territories, crashed near Fort Simpson.

A GO train carrying more than 400 passengers narrowly avoided a catastrophic collision in Ontario, raising the need for better safety defences, a safety board report found.

Footage shared online captured flames rising from the plane as bystanders left their vehicles and rushed to help free those inside.