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WASHINGTON—Canadian regulators, citing satellite tracking data that suggest the flight profile of the Ethiopian Airlines 737 MAX that crashed Mar. 10 is similar to that of last October’s Lion Air MAX 8 accident, has banned all MAX operations in Canada until further notice. The move, announced at 11...
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