Starting Feb. 1, Air Canada will increase flight frequencies on its Toronto–Sudbury route, the airline has announced.

The flights will be operated by Air Canada Express using Q400 aircraft.

Air Canada said flights between Toronto and Sudbury will go from two to three flights daily, increasing seat capacity by 50 per cent as a result.

As part of these network adjustments, Air Canada is also suspending operations to Bathurst and to North Bay effective Jan. 30, for commercial viability reasons.

“Air Canada is diversifying its domestic regional network this fall to capitalize on travel demand in growing markets,” Mark Galardo, executive vice president and chief commercial officer, and president, Cargo at Air Canada.”

Air Canada said it is also adding new non-stop services and boosting con

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