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The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) is an independent agency that advances transportation safety by investigating occurrences in the marine, pipeline, rail and air modes of transportation.
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TSB calls for lightweight flight recording systems on small commercial aircraft
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) is calling on Canada's small aircraft operators to equip their fleets with lightweight recorders to monitor flight data, and is pressing Transport Canada to work with industry to make it happen.
Disrupted Fuel Flow Likely Led to July 2010 Crash of Fire-Fighting Helicopter in Lillooet, British Columbia
A Transportation Safety Board of Canada investigation report (A10P0242) released today identified disrupted fuel flow as the likely cause of the crash of a Transwest Helicopters Ltd. Bell 214B 1 helicopter, which was fighting fire approximately 20 nautical miles northwest of Lillooet, British Columbia.
USFV American Dynasty and HMCS Winnipeg, Esquimalt, British Columbia.
On 23 April 2013, the fishing trawler American Dynasty struck the HMCS Winnipeg while being towed to the graving dock in Esquimalt, British Columbia. There were injuries reported on the HMCS Winnipeg.
Pilot fatigue and faster approach led to January 2012 runway overrun in Fort Nelson, British Columbia
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada (TSB) today released its investigation report (A12W0004) into the 9 January 2012 runway overrun of a Boeing 737-700 operated by Enerjet in Fort Nelson, British Columbia.
Insufficient brakes applied to cars placed in a siding led to January 2012 train collision near Hanlon, Alberta
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada investigation report (R12E0004) released today into the main-track collision between 13 uncontrolled and loaded coal cars and a stationary train ...
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Transportation Safety Board of Canada deploys a team of investigators to the site of a float plane accident that occurred north of Campbell River, British Columbia
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Disrupted Fuel Flow Likely Led to July 2010 Crash of Fire-Fighting Helicopter in Lillooet, British Columbia
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Transportation Safety Board of Canada deploys a team to the site of the grounding of the harbour cruise ship M/V Louis Jolliet near the Isle of Orleans, Quebec
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Transportation Safety Board of Canada deploys a team to the site of a VIA Rail incident at Fallowfield Station in Ottawa, Ontario
Reports
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Loss of control – In-flight breakup, Black Sheep Aviation & Cattle Co. Ltd., de Havilland DHC-3 Otter C-GMCW, Mayo, Yukon, 38 nm NE, 31 March 2011
Released onOThe Black Sheep Aviation and Cattle Co. Ltd. turbine powered de Havilland DHC-3 Otter (registration C-GMCW, serial number 108) departed Mayo on a 94 statute mile day visual flight rules flight to the Rackla Airstrip, Yukon.
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Loss of Engine Power and Landing Rollover, Transwest Helicopters Ltd., Bell 214B-1 (Helicopter),
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C-GTWV, Lillooet, British Columbia, 20 nm NW, 29 July 2010The Transwest Helicopters Ltd. Bell 214B-1 helicopter (registration C-GTWV, serial number 28048), with 2 pilots onboard, was engaged in firefighting operations approximately 20 nautical miles northwest of Lillooet, British Columbia.
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Runway overrun, 1263343 Alberta Inc. (dba Enerjet), Boeing 737-700, C-GDEJ, Fort Nelson, British Columbia, 09 January 2012
Released onThe Enerjet Boeing 737-700 (registration C-GDEJ, serial number 32427) was operating as ENJ401 from Fort St. John to Fort Nelson, British Columbia. At 1117 Mountain Standard Time, during the landing rollout on Runway 03, ENJ401 overran the runway end by about 230 feet