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

Air Canada said it will gradually begin restarting its operations after strike action grounded its flights since August 16. It said the first flights are scheduled for Tuesday evening, but that it could take seven to ten days to restore its full service, and that some flights will be cancelled during that period.

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

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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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‘Section 107 needs to go’: What CUPE’s defiance of labour code could mean for future strikes

The federal government invoking a contentious labour provision, and Air Canada indicating it expected the law to be enforced, has riled unions and workers, prompting predictions that the way the dispu...

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‘I haven’t been able to sleep’: Edmonton woman stranded in France despite Air Canada resuming services

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Air Canada and its flight attendants’ union have reached a tentative deal. What do you want to know?

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

“The flights were about $1,500 and we couldn’t ask our 27 guests to accept just a $500 credit,” Becca said.

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

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‘Heartbreaking’: Air Canada workers’ strike throws curveball into Sask. baseball team’s championship hopes

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Air Canada CEO amazed by union's defiance of ruling to end strike

In an interview with Reuters, Mike Rousseau blamed the impasse on a gap between the airline's offer and its union's demands.

"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.