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Air Canada strike continues

Canadian jobs minister intervenes in Air Canada strike, orders flight attendants back to work

More than 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants who went on strike early Saturday will be ordered to return to work by the Canada Industrial Relations Board (CIRB), according to an announcement Saturday by Canadian Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu.

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Air Canada waits to restart operations after government blocks strike

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Canadian government orders arbitration over Air Canada strike. Here's what you need to know.

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Air Canada passengers still scrambling to rebook as labour dispute grounds flights

Air passengers are still scrambling to rebook their flights home as a labour dispute between Air Canada and its flight attendants continues to ground planes around the world.

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Air Canada flight attendants go on strike after union, airline fail to reach a deal

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Air Canada Flight Attendants Say They Will Defy Back-to-Work Order

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Hajdu orders binding arbitration to resolve Air Canada labour dispute

The strike began just before 1 a.m. ET on Saturday after flight attendants walked off the job when no eleventh-hour deal was reached.

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Union representing Air Canada flight attendants says strike will continue

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Air Canada to resume flights after government moves to end strike

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‘We remain on strike’: Air Canada says flights to resume as union challenges order to return to work

The union representing 10,000 Air Canada flight attendants said it will challenge an order to return to work and remain on strike.

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Air Canada Reaches Turbulent Arbitration Amid Workers' Strike

Air Canada plans to resume flights after the Canadian government intervened, forcing the airline and striking flight attendants back to work. The strike impacted 130,000 passengers daily. Federal Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu ordered arbitration,

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Binding arbitration ordered to resolve Air Canada labour dispute: Minister Hajdu

The federal government is stepping in to resolve a labour dispute between Air Canada and the union representing flight attendants, Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu revealed on Saturday. Hajdu told journalists she is ordering binding arbitration and operations to resume.