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Air Canada flight attendants reach deal with airline

Air Canada flight attendants strike declared illegal by labor board

"We are in a situation where literally hundreds of thousands of Canadians and visitors to our country are being disrupted by this action," Prime Minister Mark Carney said.

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

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Air Canada, flight attendants resume talks as days-old strike continues

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Frustrations Mount for 500,000 Passengers Affected by Air Canada Strike

An ongoing labor dispute between Air Canada and its 10,000 flight attendants is wreaking havoc for half a million travelers and counting.

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Air Canada CEO sees big gap between airline offer and striking union's demand

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Mark Carney accused of betraying women’s rights in flight attendant row

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Air Canada to resume flights after pay deal struck with union

The deal approved by the union has not been disclosed - it will now be presented to members to be ratified.

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Air Canada, flight attendants' union reach tentative deal to end strike

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Air Canada halts flight restart after union defies back-to-work order

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Carney asks union and Air Canada to resolve labour dispute ‘as quickly as possible’

Prime Minister Mark Carney said flight attendants should be ‘compensated equitably’ and that it’s ‘disappointing’ that negotiations did not lead to an agreement as the Air Canada strike continues.

Mark Carney says he had no choice but to end the Air Canada impasse

Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu issued an order calling on the industrial relations board to end the strike and impose binding arbitration.

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Air Canada attendant strike grounds thousands across Canada; PM Mark Carney calls union defiance “disappointing”

A major disruption hits Air Canada as flight attendants strike. Thousands of passengers face travel chaos. Union leaders defy a back-to-work order. The government intervenes, citing economic concerns.