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Air Canada ordered to pay passengers $10M in damages after class action over ticket prices
The Quebec Court of Appeal is ordering Air Canada to pay passengers more than $10 million in damages in a class-action lawsuit that alleged they were charged higher amounts than the ticket price advertised.
WestJet pilots ask judge to nix approval of temporary foreign workers in the cockpit
The union representing WestJet pilots is asking a judge to quash federal approval of temporary foreign workers in the cockpit.
Report says ports need automation to boost efficiency — the evidence isn't so clear
A survey from 2017 found port automation cuts labour costs, but also productivity — by up to 15 per cent.
Weak loonie, ballooning insurance costs drive Canadian snowbirds to sell Florida homes
A former Albertan who sells real estate in Arizona vows, "I ain't going nowhere that's got hurricanes" as the costs of owning property in Florida add up.
Play Airlines set to leave Canada, no flights scheduled out of Hamilton after April
Play Airlines is pulling out of Canada less than two years after entering the market.
Air Canada union head says she'll resign if pilots reject deal
Charlene Hudy, who chairs the Air Canada contingent of the Air Line Pilots Association, told her fellow employees that if they reject the deal, it would clearly indicate that she no longer speaks on their behalf.
Union launches court appeal over government move to end railway labour dispute
The Teamsters union, which represents thousands of rail workers, is appealing the federal government's decision to end a shutdown that halted freight traffic and commuters across the country.
'On the brink': Airlines flee small cities, cutting key links to rest of the country
From his office overlooking the runway at Gander International Airport, Reg Wright can see all flights in and out of his corner of Newfoundland. But in recent years, those plane spottings have been fewer and farther between.
Air Canada court ruling sees former Aveos maintenance workers aim for $100M in compensation
Air Canada could have to pay more than $100 million in compensation to workers who lost their jobs at maintenance centres more than a decade ago, say lawyers in a class-action suit.
'Meltdown': A week later, WestJet continues to feel the fallout
The two-day work stoppage that began on June 28 forced the airline to cancel more than 1,000 flights before the end of the Canada Day long weekend, one of the busiest travel windows of the year.