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The Air Canada strike that crippled operations, led to thousands of cancellations, and could cost it nearly $300 million, is over

Air Canada's flight attendants have ended a three-day strike that led to thousands of flight cancellations.

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Air Canada Strike Ends. Here’s How Flights Are Affected

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Air Canada reaches deal with flight attendant union to end strike as operations will slowly restart

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What do you want to know about the Air Canada strike deal?

While Air Canada and the union representing its flight attendants have reached a tentative deal to end a strike, many travellers may be still be wondering how they’ll get home or if they’ll be rebooke...

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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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‘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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This is not a country that’s ready to fly

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Air Canada, flight attendants’ union reach tentative agreement

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Air Canada Introduces "Exceptional Policy" To Expense Passengers Affected By Strikes

Air Canada announces a surprising new policy to compensate passengers after a cabin crew strike grounds hundreds of flights. The airline promises to cover transportation costs, but details are scarce.

CityNews Montreal14h

Air Canada strike fallout: 2 class-action lawsuits proposed in Montreal

Two possible class-action lawsuits by Air Canada passengers affected by the airline’s flight attendant strike were submitted in court in Montreal Monday. Both Air Canada and the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) are named as defendants in the legal motions.

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Poilievre calls for more competition in airline industry after Air Canada strike

Asked about the Air Canada contract dispute, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre says more competition in the airline industry would lead to better wages for workers and lower costs for consumers. The strike ended on Tuesday when Air Canada and the union representing flight attendants reached a tentative agreement.