On Friday afternoon, tragedy struck the University of Colorado (CU) community when a student was found dead off-campus. The student, identified as Jeremiah Park, was described by university officials as “a rising junior” who had a bright future ahead of him. The University of Colorado Boulder (CU Boulder) promptly responded to the heartbreaking news by… Read More »
When Air Canada’s chatbot gave incorrect information to a traveller, the airline argued its chatbot is “responsible for its own actions”. Artificial intelligence is having a growing impact on the way we travel, and a remarkable new case shows what AI-powered chatbots can get wrong – and who should pay. In 2022, Air Canada’s chatbot… Read More »
The relationship between Tyson Fury, the world-renowned heavyweight boxing champion, and his wife, Paris Fury, has long been a subject of fascination and admiration. The couple, who have been together since their teenage years, have faced numerous challenges throughout their relationship, ranging from the pressures of fame to Tyson’s well-documented battles with mental health and… Read More »
In the world of sports and celebrity relationships, the public is often privy to the highs and lows of their favorite couples. One such couple that has captured the hearts of millions is Tyson Fury, the renowned heavyweight boxing champion, and his wife, Paris Fury. Over the years, they have been seen as a power… Read More »
DENVER — A 20-year-old Denver native died from his injuries Sunday after getting struck by a stray bullet while riding on a train in Chicago. Denver7’s sister station in Chicago reports the bullet entered through a window on the train and struck Max Solomon Lewis on Thursday, July 1. Police do not believe he was… Read More »
A ramp collision between a WestJet Boeing 737 carrying 168 people and a Sunwing 737 on Friday night at Pearson Airport in Toronto resulted in a fuel leak and subsequent fire. Passengers were terrified as they watched the inferno in horror, unaware if the fire would grow. Children were screaming and chaos ensued as everyone… Read More »
Seven people were injured when “severe turbulence” rocked a United Airlines flight, forcing an emergency landing in Memphis, according to the airline and local emergency responders. The Boeing 737 was en route from Cancún, Mexico, to Chicago on Wednesday when the flight experienced turbulence, United said. The plane first reported the turbulence while flying over… Read More »
A jet hit another on the ground at a Toronto airport on Friday, setting the tail of one aircraft alight and prompting passengers to leave the other via an emergency slide. Both WestJet and Sunwing confirmed that their planes were involved in the accident at 6.19pm local time at Toronto Pearson International, the second such… Read More »
WestJet has announced a significant change in its operations concerning its service between St. John’s International Airport and Toronto Pearson International Airport. Starting October 28, the airline will no longer offer direct flights on this route year-round, a decision that has caused concern among travelers and local officials alike. This move is part of WestJet’s… Read More »
WestJet experienced “network-wide” delays with its flights on Wednesday, as the carrier says outages with one of its outside technology partners and the Canada Border Services Agency caused cascading problems. The Calgary-based airline says an outage at Sabre, which provides booking and other IT services to multiple airlines, is causing flight delays across its network… Read More »
WestJet is temporarily suspending flights between Canada’s two biggest cities this winter, but plans to resume service between Toronto and Montreal next spring. The Calgary-based airline confirmed the news to CBC News on Wednesday, after CTV first reported it. The once-a-day route has been temporarily cut “as a result of performance and in alignment with… Read More »
WestJet plans to halt flights between Toronto and Montreal for the winter in a continuation of its retreat from short-haul routes in Eastern Canada to retrench in the West. The route will be cut from the schedule for six months, starting late October and resuming in late April, the Calgary-based company said. “This route was… Read More »