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Business · Canada

Air Canada suspends all operations as over 10,000 flight attendants go on strike

44% Center coverage: 215 sources

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Air Canada · Canada

Air Canada operations remain suspended amid federal government intervention

49% Center coverage: 163 sources

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Air Canada · Canada

Air Canada flight attendants to defy back-to-work order, remain on strike: union

50% Left coverage: 66 sources

Air Canada flight attendants will defy the back-to-work order and remain on strike after the federal government ordered binding arbitration to end the work stoppage, the Canadian Union of Public Employees told Radio-Canada on Sunday. The union, which represents the 10,000 flight attendants, has accused federal Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu of caving to Air Canada's demands.See the Story

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Air Canada flight attendants to stay on the picket lines after strike deemed illegal

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The union representing thousands of striking Air Canada flight attendants says it will risk jail time and fees but will not order its members back to work, despite the federal labour relations board calling the strike illegal. Air Canada · Canada See the Story

Byelection day in Alberta nears for vote with 214 candidates, including Poilievre

58% Left coverage: 24 sources

Federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre and 213 others vying for a seat in the House of Commons will be in the spotlight Monday, as voters in a rural Alberta riding head to the polls. Two political science professors say Poilievre is expected to handily win the byelection in Battle River-Crowfoot, a sprawling eastern Alberta riding stretching from Edmonton to Calgary. The riding and its previous incarnations have been a Tory stronghold for a century.Alberta Politics · Alberta See the Story

Religious Heritage Days: Churches Open Their Doors

From 5 to 7 September, the MRCs of Charlevoix and Charlevoix-Est will hold the Days of Religious Heritage. Several churches and chapels will welcome the public for guided tours, concerts, exhibitions and cultural activities. Under the theme "Preserving history, building a heritage", the event aims to highlight the architecture and history of places of worship, as well as the work of volunteers who ensure their preservation.La Malbaie · La Malbaie Read Article

Isle-Aux-Coudres Will Mark Its 490th Anniversary in September

Isle-aux-Coudres will mark its 490th anniversary of foundation on 5, 6 and 7 September 2025 with a series of cultural and community activities. These celebrations will also kick off the 500th anniversary, scheduled for 10 years. The programming will include folk dance, musical activities and various community gatherings. The organization of the event is carried out by a group of local partners, including the Municipality of L-Isle-aux-Coudres, T…La Malbaie · La Malbaie Read Article

The Apeln Wants to Convince Saint-Aimé-Des-Lacs to Adopt an Action Plan Until 2028

The Association pour la protection de l'environnement du Lac Nairne (APELN) wishes to convince the municipality of Saint-Aimé-des-Lacs to adopt an action plan to combat, among other things, the myriophylle à épis. According to its president, it is time to establish a clear vision for the future of the water body. The invasive species was detected thanks to a riparian who provided a sample, subsequently confirmed by the Charlevoix-Montmorency (OB…La Malbaie · La Malbaie Read Article

Saint-Urbain Calls for Respect for Its Elected Officials and Municipal Employees

Saint-Urbain calls for civility and indulgence to its elected officials and employees. In the coming months, the municipality will be composing with a small team, she warns. In a message posted on its Facebook page, the municipality recalls that, as elsewhere in Quebec, its representatives are facing invectives on social networks, by telephone or in person. "Each of these gestures or words to an elected official or employee can have a negative i…La Malbaie · La Malbaie Read Article

Lake Nairne: Consultation After Discovery of Myriophyll with Ears

A general meeting of the Association pour la protection de l'environnement du Lac Nairne (APELN) was held on Sunday morning in the presence of some experts from the Organisme de régionales drainagees (OBV) and from the local residents concerned, following confirmation of the presence of myriophylle à épis in the water body. The meeting was held at the Amelacois Recreation Centre. Participants praised our team for the close collaboration between …La Malbaie · La Malbaie Read Article

Kariane Bourassa Open to Ministerial Role

Kariane Bourassa, Member of Parliament for Charlevoix–Côte-de-Beaupré, said she was open to a position of minister if Prime Minister François Legault decided to give him new responsibilities during the reshuffle announced for the first week of September. "It would certainly be an honour. But it is the leader who decides where I am most useful," she says. "She recalls that she recently changed her position in the National Assembly from the office…François Legault · La Malbaie Read Article

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