Despite the initial attempt by Air Canada to return to regular service as early as this morning, the move by the union ...

"We will not be returning to the skies this afternoon," said CUPE national president Mark Hancock at a press conference shortly after the deadline had passed.

More than 200 people are running against Poilievre, most of whom are part of a protest movement called the Longest Ballot ...

However, the Canadian Union of Public Employees, which represents the flight attendants, has ignored the edict and challenged the CIRB order in Federal Court.

FETCO also urged the Canada Labour Congress to 'help de-escalate this conflict and urge CUPE to abide by the process and return to work.' ...

The dispute has garnered negative attention from labour groups across Canada who are criticizing the Liberal government's decision to order flight attendants back to work.

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Although Poilievre is widely expected to cruise to a landslide victory, he’ll also be under pressure to meet — or even surpass — the most recent showing by his immediate predecessor, Damien Kurek, who ...

It's a decision that could have far-reaching consequences for the federal Liberal government, which has increasingly resorted ...