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Fast approach, long landing and wet runway conditions were factors in June 2010 runway overrun of United Express Embraer 145 in Ottawa, Ontario
The Transportation Safety Board (TSB) today released its investigation report (A10H0004) into the June 2010 runway overrun of a United Express Embraer 145 operated by Trans States Airlines LLC at the Ottawa/MacDonald-Cartier International Airport.
TSB calls for fundamental changes in wake of 2012 VIA Rail crash near Burlington, Ontario
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) is calling for fundamental changes aimed at improving the country’s rail network — beginning with an automatic, fail-safe way to slow or stop trains when a signal is missed.
Vessel stability, fisheries resource management, training, and unsafe work practices contributed to May 2012 prawn fishing vessel capsizing
Today, the TSB released its investigation report (M12W0054) into the May 2012 capsizing and grounding of the small prawn fishing vessel Jessie G off Cape Beale, Vancouver Island, British Columbia.
Unsafe practices left fishermen stranded for nine days off British Columbia coast in May 2012
Today, the Transportation Safety Board released its investigation report (M12W0062) into the small fishing vessel Pacific Siren, which capsized and sank in May 2012 off Banks Island, British Columbia.
Pre-existing defect a central factor in 2012 pipeline explosion in British Columbia
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada has concluded in its investigation report (P12H0105) that a pre-existing flaw in the pipe was the primary cause of a Westcoast Energy Inc. pipeline explosion ...
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Transportation Safety Board of Canada to deploy investigators to air accident in North Battleford, Saskatchewan
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Fast approach, long landing and wet runway conditions were factors in June 2010 runway overrun of United Express Embraer 145 in Ottawa, Ontario
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Transportation Safety Board of Canada deploys an investigator to the site of an air accident at Lac Du Bonnet, Manitoba
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TSB calls for fundamental changes in wake of 2012 VIA Rail crash near Burlington, Ontario
Reports
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Runway Overrun, Trans States Airlines, LLC Embraer EMB-145LR N847HK, Ottawa/MacDonald-Cartier International Airport, Ontario, 16 June 2010
Released onAn Embraer EMB-145LR (registration N847HK, serial number 14500857), operated by Trans States Airlines LLC as United Express Flight 8050 from Washington Dulles International Airport, landed at 1430 Eastern Daylight Time on Runway 07 at the Ottawa/MacDonald-Cartier International Airport, and overran the runway.
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Main-track derailment, Via Rail Canada Inc., Passenger train No. 92, Mile 33.23, Canadian National, Oakville Subdivision, Aldershot, Ontario, 26 February 2012
Released onOn 26 February 2012, VIA Rail Canada Inc. passenger train No. 92 (VIA 92) was proceeding eastward from Niagara Falls to Toronto, Ontario, on track 2 of the Canadian National Oakville Subdivision near Burlington, Ontario.
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Capsizing and grounding, Small fishing vessel Jessie G, off Cape Beale, Vancouver Island, BC,04 May 2012
Released onOn 04 May 2012 at approximately 1730 Pacific Daylight Time, the small fishing vessel Jessie G, loaded with prawn gear, rolled to starboard while rounding Cape Beale, British Columbia and was unable to recover.