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Air Canada flights to remain suspended as flight attendants continue strike, defying government’s back-to-work order
The CUPE said it invited Air Canada back to the negotiating table, “rather than relying on the federal government to do their dirty work for them when bargaining gets a little bit tough.”

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Air Canada strike continues as flight attendants reject government return-to-work order
Air Canada suspends all operations as flight attendants go on strike, government forces arbitration
Air Canada labor deal may reshape pay for North American airline crews
A crippling strike by Air Canada (AC.TO) flight attendants that grounded thousands of flights over wages and unpaid labor is the latest blow to the airline industry's compensation system that does no...

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Flight Attendants Get Deal At Air Canada And Talk At American Partner
Air Canada to resume flights after reaching deal with union to end strike
Frustration still high for Air Canada passengers in Winnipeg, despite tentative agreement
But Air Canada has warned that it could take a few days to get its schedule back to normal, and that flights could be delayed for up to a week.

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Flight Attendants Win Boarding Pay, Four-Year Deal, Ending Air Canada Strike
Air Canada, flight attendants' union reach tentative deal to end strike

Canada is cutting immigration but making one big exception

Canada is reducing overall immigration but increasing targets for French-speaking immigrants settling outside Quebec, aiming for 12% by 2029. This initiative addresses the decline of francophone communities and labor shortages,

As Canada reduces immigration, francophones settling outside Quebec are an exception

The federal government is slashing the number of permanent and temporary immigrants it's admitting to Canada — but among the streams that are not only being spared but encouraged to grow significantly are francophones settling outside Quebec.
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Supply chain disruptions feared as Air Canada prepares for strike

Businesses want the government to prevent a strike by Air Canada flight attendants because of the impact on cargo deliveries.

Trump’s tariffs are forcing Canada to address its money laundering problem

Canada, for too long, has treated organized crime as a localized public safety issue, not a transnational finance and border security risk.
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