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Tentative Air Canada deal to include pay increases, at least 60 minutes ground pay

CUPE, which represents more than 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants, said the two sides struck a deal early Tuesday morning after nine hours of talks with the assistance of the chief mediator appoin...

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Air Canada labor deal may reshape pay for North American airline crews

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After Defying Back-to-Work Orders, Air Canada Employees Reach Tentative Deal

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

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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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Air Canada flights resume after union agreement reached

Air Canada resumed more flights today after reaching a deal with a flight attendant union. Flights to and from Canada had been grounded since Saturday following a strike after flight attendants rejected a government-mediated contract.

'I'm supposed to be in Scotland': Air Canada deal comes too late to save some trips

The announcement that Air Canada has reached a tentative agreement with the union representing 10,000 flight attendants, signalling an end to their contract dispute, is likely a relief to many travellers — but for some Canadians,