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Air Canada flight attendants' union says it will risk jail time to strike for a better deal

Mark Hancock, president of the union representing striking Air Canada flight attendants, says there is 'no limit' to what he is willing to do to get a fair deal for workers after the federal labour r...

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Air Canada strike: CUPE issues major update, flights due to restart

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Air Canada flight attendants end strike after tentative agreement reached with carrier, union says

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Edmontonian stuck in France calls on Air Canada to help stranded passengers

Mireille Abewe, a Canadian stuck in France with her two children, is calling on Air Canada to do more to help passengers who are stranded in foreign countries after a strike prompted the company to ca...

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Flashback: When Air Canada flight attendants went on strike in 1985

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Morning Update: The high-stakes negotiations at home and away

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Details of tentative Air Canada deal include some pay for ground work: source

According to a union representative, the new tentative deal between the airline and the union — set to expire March 31, 2029 — lays out a plan to pay flight attendants 50 per cent of their salary as...

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‘It’s heartbreaking’: Air Canada strike forces Ontario couple to cancel destination wedding

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Air Canada strike ends after tentative deal reached with flight attendants’ union

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Jesse Kline: CUPE made dupes of us all with phoney 'unpaid work' claims

Canada’s biggest airline is hiding a secret,” warned unfaircanada.com, a website campaigning on behalf of Air Canada flight attendants and their union during recent contract negotiations. “Their cabin crew is being forced to work for free during the most critical moments of your flight experience.

"This government is anti-union and anti-worker": CUPE NS Denounces Use of Bill 107

CUPE Nova Scotia strongly condemns the federal government’s decision to interfere in workers’ right to collective bargaining and job action by invoking Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code.