Air Canada and the union representing 10,000 striking flight attendants were holding early discussions on Monday night, the union said in a statement, the first such talks in nearly a week. In a rare act of defiance,

Strategy used by the union representing 10,500 Air Canada flight attendants may ripple across the labour movement, experts say

Air Canada's flight attendants' union announced it had reached a tentative agreement early Tuesday, after risking jail time to strike.

Only a day after CUPE gave their formal notice to strike on Friday, Education Minister Stephen Lecce preventively tabled legislation on Monday afternoon which will “terminate any on-going strike” by CUPE and instead impose a new four-year collective agreement on the approximately 55,000 members represented by the union. Lecce said the government will do everything possible to ensure kids ...

What could CUPE’s defiance of Section 107 mean for future strikes in Canada? CTV’s Rachel Aiello has the latest.

Sean Leathong reports on how, despite a tentative deal being reached between Air Canada and CUPE, some passengers still remain stranded.

During a press conference by CUPE, representatives issued an apology to the Canadian public saying their only goal is ‘to be paid for their time at work.’