Unpublished Newswire

A retired couple’s trip from London, Ont., to Kelowna, B.C., to visit family and do a little skiing turned into a “trip from hell” with multiple delays and lost luggage on both the outbound and homeward journeys, they say. Donald Payne, 76, and his wife, Jutta, 75, had booked flights on WestJet, leaving London on Dec. 17 with a connecting flight in Calgary to Kelowna. “We departed London, Ont., on Dec. 17th on WS0747 on time at 20:10,” Jutta, a retired secondary school teacher, said in an email to National Post. So far, so good. But from that point on, everything seemed to go wrong...

A weekend snowstorm continued to disrupt air travel on Monday, as airports in Canada and the United States posted long lists of cancellations and delays. More than 80 morning flights were cancelled by 9 a.m. at Toronto Pearson International Airport and most other departures were delayed, some by several hours, according to the airport’s website. The cancellations include domestic, vacation and U.S. destinations.