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Air Canada strike: CUPE issues major update, flights due to restart
Aviation analytics firm Cirium said that as of Monday afternoon, August 18, Air Canada had called off at least 1,219 domestic flights and 1,339 international flights since last Thursday, when the carrier began gradually suspending its operations ahead of the strike and lockout.

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Air Canada flight attendants end strike after reaching 'tentative' deal
Air Canada flight attendants end strike after tentative agreement reached with carrier, union says
Flight Attendants Win Boarding Pay, Four-Year Deal, Ending Air Canada Strike
Union leaders for Air Canada’s AC 1.15% flight attendants said members would return to work after a deal was reached to end a three-day strike that grounded hundreds of flights, hitting around 500,000...

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Air Canada says flights will resume Tuesday night after flight attendants strike ends
After Defying Back-to-Work Orders, Air Canada Employees Reach Tentative Deal
Air Canada to resume flights after pay deal struck with union
"Unpaid work is over," said the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) in a statement early on Tuesday, calling the negotiations a "historic fight" for the industry.

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Air Canada to resume service as flight attendants' union end strike
Air Canada strike ends after airline and flight attendants reach tentative agreement

CUPE sues government to block 'unconstitutional' power used to end flight attendant strike

Canada’s largest union is suing the federal government to stop it from ever again invoking the controversial legal tool the Liberals used to order striking Air Canada flight attendants back to work.

CUPE, Air Canada reach a tentative agreement

Flight attendants at Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge have reached a tentative agreement, achieving transformational change for our industry after a historic fight to affirm our Charter rights.

‘Our fight is not with you’: CUPE apologizes to the Canadian public

During a press conference by CUPE, representatives issued an apology to the Canadian public saying their only goal is ‘to be paid for their time at work.’

CUPE’s defiance of labour code sparks call to remove Section 107

What could CUPE’s defiance of Section 107 mean for future strikes in Canada? Rachel Aiello has the latest.

In defying the back-to-work order, CUPE took a calculated risk that paid off

Strategy used by the union representing 10,500 Air Canada flight attendants may ripple across the labour movement, experts say
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