Skydive the Falls pilot dead after single-engine plane crash
Sheriff Michael Filicetti said a single-engine plane owned by Skydive the Falls crashed just before noon on the Niagara Scenic Parkway northeast of the Fort Niagara State Park.
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A 31-year-old man is dead after being struck while walking on the side of the road in the Clarington area on Saturday evening, Durham police say. The man's body was found in the ditch along Highway 2 east of Stapleton Road at around 8:30 a.m. Sunday, police said in a news release.Based on the man's injuries, police believe he was hit by a vehicle driving eastbound on the highway sometime after 6 p.m. Saturday, when the area was seeing snowfall. Police are still trying to locate the man's next of
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Proposed Toronto ride-share driver cap sent back to city staff after marathon meeting
Mayor Olivia Chow's executive committee has asked city staff for more information before moving ahead with a proposed cap on the number of ride-share drivers in Toronto, after a marathon session Tuesday that heard from dozens of people voicing concerns. Chow tried to limit the number of Private Transportation Company (PTC) licences last October, but backed off following a legal threat from Uber. City staff had recommended limiting the number of ride-share licences for Uber and Lyft drivers to 80
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Calgary still lowering residential speed limits, but crashes and fatalities increase
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Military pauses Osprey flights again after more metal failures are found in near crash in November
The Pentagon is temporarily pausing flights again of its fleet of V-22 Ospreys after weakened metal components possibly played a role in another near crash, the latest setback for an embattled aircraft whose safety problems have grown. The pause was recommended last week “out of an abundance of caution” by Vice Adm. Carl Chebi, the head of Naval Air Systems Command, which runs the Osprey program for the military, said command spokeswoman Marcia Hart. The Marine Corps, Navy and Air Force are adhering to the recommended pause, each said in a statement to The Associated Press.
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Flair Airlines CFO charged with manslaughter linked to fatal car crash in U.S.
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6 dead, including a child, after wrong-way crash in Mississippi
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Safety warning as drivers use rural roads to avoid jams
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Speeding is a problem in area where driver crashed through home, residents say
It was Windsor's Ward 10 councillor who gave his constituents the "Please Slow Down" sign sitting on the law outside the home where a woman died this week after a driver crashed through the building. Now, Coun. Jim Morrison says he's going to look into new traffic calming measures for the area. Morrison says that if there's interest in traffic calming measures for Riviera Drive, he'd do his best to expedite work in the spring, calling the crash that took a 73-year-old woman's life a "tragedy" an
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