Volunteers communicating the need for Pickering Airport
Mark Brooks, Sept 17, 2020 In 2029, Pickering Airport will be open. What type of aircraft will call it home? To answer that question, we need to understand two of the forces driving the need for the new airport. One is the economic freedom behind the success of the municipalities in the Greater Toronto Area, the immigration it attracts and […]
By Ted Nickerson In 2019, major international aviation agencies (ICAO, IATA) predicted that global passenger volumes would double by 2037. Annual passenger growth had been healthy, and all looked well. That changed in early 2020 when the COVID-19 pandemic struck. Cities, regions, and even countries went into lock-down. Borders closed. Aviation commercial passenger volumes crashed. […]
By: Phil Lightstone, Mark Brooks The havoc created by COVID-19 has affected all elements of the Canadian economy. While many Canadians languish in self-imposed isolation, the Canadian economy has slowed down. The pre-pandemic shutdown of a major employer, the General Motors plant, has made Durham region especially vulnerable. But Durham can have a unique solution to restarting its […]
