On July 27, Canadian Transport Minister Marc Garneau officially announced that transport agreements with Egypt and the United Arab Emirates have been expanded to allow for more service from major Middle Eastern airlines. Specifically, the expanded agreement means that the big three carriers can expand their service in Canada by upwards of 68%. Both Emirates and Etihad have already announced that they will now offer five flights from Toronto to the Middle East per week. David Clement, Toronto based North American Affairs Manager of the Consumer Choice Center (CCC), said that “The expanded agreement is a step in the right

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