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- 1Canada pushes to build its own rocket launch industry▼As US relations fray, Canada gets serious about its own launch industry
Canada is moving to develop a domestic rocket launch industry at a time when its relations with the United States are under strain. The push reflects growing concern in Ottawa that relying on US launch providers leaves the country exposed, and interest is building in Canadian firms and policymakers seeking independent access to space.
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The Canada Border Services Agency will shorten the booking window for NEXUS enrolment interviews starting April 2027, according to RED FM Canada. NEXUS is the trusted traveller program that lets pre-approved members cross the Canada-US border more quickly. The change affects how far in advance applicants can schedule their mandatory interview at an enrolment centre.
- 3Apple TV Adds New Selection of Bonus Movies●Apple TV Just Updated Its Selection of 'Bonus' Movies Starting today, the Apple TV streaming service is offering a new s
Apple TV has refreshed its lineup of 'bonus' movies, with the new selection available starting today in the U.S., Canada, the U.K. and several other countries. The move gives subscribers extra films alongside the service's regular catalog, though its library remains smaller than competitors like Netflix, which is prompting discussion among streaming users about how Apple's offerings compare.
- 4Air Canada Passenger Stranded in Europe After Flight Disruption▼Help! Air Canada Got Me to Europe, Then Stranded Me There.
A traveller says Air Canada flew them to Europe and then left them stranded there, with no workable way home. The complaint was published as a help-style appeal in The New York Times travel section. It has struck a chord with readers who have faced similar rebooking nightmares, and it renews questions about how far airlines must go to assist passengers when trips fall apart mid-journey.