Christopher Reynolds is a Business Reporter at The Canadian Press. He covers a diverse range of topics including aviation, airlines, travel and tourism, as well as finance and trading, with a particular focus on the transportation industry and its regulations. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Daily Gazette, National Post, and CBC, among others.
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Christopher Reynolds' coverage primarily focuses on local issues related to travel, transportation, and housing in the United States, specifically California and Los Angeles. He frequently cites data and covers government announcements.
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By: Christopher Reynolds
Retailers are rushing to import products ahead of possible new tariffs expected to land at the end of July. That's pushing the cost to move products by boat way up — and industry experts say consumers will bear the brunt of that extra cost.
By: Christopher Reynolds
MONTREAL – Canadians continue to hop on board airplanes this summer even as ticket prices remain well above last year's levels — despite a recent drop in fuel costs.
By: Christopher Reynolds
Airlines have little incentive to lower fares amid resilient travel demand, expert says
By: Christopher Reynolds
MONTREAL - Air Canada is once again scaling back flights to the U.S. amid high jet fuel costs and lower demand for trips south of the border.
By: Christopher Reynolds
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By: Christopher Reynolds
MONTREAL — Air Canada has named Scandinavian Airlines head Anko Van der Werff as its next chief executive, as the country's largest carrier undergoes a major fleet expansion and deals with fallout from soaring jet fuel costs and diminished travel to
By: Christopher Reynolds, Sammy Hudes
The Canadian Transportation Agency's complaint resolution process, in place since 2023, had prevented passengers and airlines from publicly disclosing the result of complaints. Airlines argued those cases involved sensitive information, but an Ontario judge said in a ruling today that the confidentiality rule wasn't necessary.
By: Christopher Reynolds
MONTREAL - At 10:30 a.m. last Monday, about a dozen employees at Bethesda Game Studios in Montreal learned they would be laid off.
By: Christopher Reynolds
MONTREAL - At 10:30 a.m. last Monday, about a dozen employees at Bethesda Game Studios in Montreal learned they would be laid off.
In Quebec, the video game industry finds itself in a state of limbo as studios let go of workers, tax credits recede and consumers turn their attention elsewhere — even while some outfits find ways to thrive.
