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Newsroom Ready: CUPE executives say flight attendant wages remain a priority as union seeks contract with Air Canada

Executives from the union representing Air Canada's flight attendants say it is ready to keep talking with the airline, even as the company says it never left the table. The CUPE bargaining committee continues to advocate for sticking points around wages that they say have been outpaced by inflation. Tension between the two parties, including competing claims, is mounting ahead of a possible work stoppage this weekend. (Aug. 14, 2025)

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