On August 5, 2025, a long-standing chapter in Canadian North’s history came to a close as we operated the last flight on our Montreal-Kuujjuaq route. While will continue seamlessly for the community with Air Inuit becoming the route carrier, this transition marks a meaningful moment for Canadian North and for
The Government of Canada has recently announced several consumer product recalls on popular power banks due to the risk of fire. As a result, these devices are not permitted on board Canadian North flights. If you are traveling with a power bank, please check your device before you fly. Anker
Canadian North’s hard work and dedication to the communities we serve have ensured that we will continue our exceptional service to our Northern passengers and clients for a decade to come. Exchange Income Corporation (EIC), on behalf of Canadian North, has secured a new, long-term air travel agreement with the
Canadian North is pleased to share the completion of its sale to Exchange Income Corporation (EIC), effective July 2, 2025. With all regulatory approvals now finalized, Canadian North officially joins the EIC group of companies. You can read EIC’s press release here: https://www.exchangeincomecorp.ca/press-releases This transition brings new opportunity and long-term
June 25, 2025 – As a result of the Montreal-Kuujjuaq route transition to Air Inuit, Canadian North is adjusting the schedule for flights between Kuujjuaq and Iqaluit. Effective August 9, 2025, Canadian North’s Kuujjuaq-Iqaluit flight schedule will change from operating twice weekly, on Wednesday and Sunday, to operating one flight
