Carney says he's disappointed Air Canada and the union representing its flight attendants weren't able to reach a deal.

All flight attendants are paid by the hour with a "minimum monthly guarantee" of flying hours, but this doesn't include the ...

This is why Air Canada workers are defying the back-to-work order — and why others are promising to follow suit. If the ...

After the Canadian Industrial Relations Board (CIRB) found the strike by Air Canada CUPE flight attendants to be illegal, CUPE National President Mark Hancock spoke Monday about how far they’re ...

Air Canada’s flight attendants stayed on strike Monday even after the country’s labour board ordered them back to work.

Thousands of passengers faced another day of travel disruptions Monday as Air Canada flight attendants continued to strike ...

On Saturday, the federal government ordered the striking attendants back to work and declared there would be binding arbitration between the two parties by the Canadian Industrial Relations Board ...

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By Allison Lampert, Promit Mukherjee and Rajesh Kumar Singh MONTREAL (Reuters) -Leaders of the union on strike against Air Canada said on Monday they would risk jail time rather than have cabin crews ...

In an update Monday morning, Air Canada said it has suspended an earlier plan to gradually resume operations after CUPE “illegally directed its flight attendant members not to return to work.” ...

The union president said he is willing to face jail time for defying a back-to-work order after the strike was deemed illegal by a federal tribunal.

Union leaders for Air Canada’s flight attendants face fines and criminal charges after defying a second order from Canada’s federal labor board to end their “unlawful” strike.