Air Canada cancels plan to resume flights Sunday as union defies back-to-work order
Air Canada’s contract fight with its flight attendants has escalated into open defiance. Despite a government back-to-work order, the union representing 10,000 attendants says it won’t return, prolonging a strike that has already stranded more than 100,000 travelers a day during peak season. The dispute centers on pay, unpaid work hours, and union leverage in arbitration. With flights grounded and passengers scrambling for alternatives, the standoff has become a test of labor rights, government authority, and the resilience of Canada’s largest airline.
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