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Flight attendants’ union says it declined arbitration proposal by Air Canada

[published_date] The union representing Air Canada's flight attendants says it has declined a proposal by the airline to resolve negotiations through arbitration. In an update posted on the bargaining committee's website, the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) wrote that Air Canada had proposed referring the matter to binding interest arbitration. That process would bring…

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Parti Québécois wins Arthabaska byelection, deals major blow to Conservatives, CAQ

[published_date] The Parti Québécois has won its sixth seat in the National Assembly after winning the Centre-du-Québec riding of Arthabaska in Monday's hotly contested byelection. PQ candidate Alex Boissonneault won 46.29 per cent of the vote, compared to about 35.13 per cent for Éric Duhaime, leader of the Conservative Party of Quebec, who once again fell short of winning a seat in…

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Automaker Ford hits pedal on EV production with $2B US overhaul of U.S. plant

[published_date] Ford Motor Co. will invest nearly $2 billion US retooling a Kentucky factory to produce electric vehicles (EV) that it says will be more affordable, more profitable to build, and will out compete rival models. The automaker's top executive unveiled the new EV strategy at Ford's Louisville Assembly Plant which, after producing gas-powered vehicles…

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China announces preliminary duty on Canadian canola after anti-dumping probe

[published_date] China on Tuesday announced a preliminary anti-dumping duty on Canadian canola imports — a fresh escalation in a yearlong trade dispute that began with Ottawa's imposition of tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports last August. The provisional rate will be set at 75.8 per cent, effective from Thursday, the statement said. China is the world's largest importer…

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Mountie abused role when he started relationship with complainant during investigation: disciplinary board

[published_date] A Nova Scotia Mountie abused his role when he pursued an intimate sexual relationship with the complainant in an assault case where he was the lead investigator, according to an RCMP code of conduct board ruling. The adjudicator overseeing the case, Gina Lévesque, said the Mountie acted inappropriately and discredited the force. "Police officers…

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‘Like whoa, it makes me feel fast’: Canada Games’ youngest athlete makes a splash

[published_date] Louisa Henry won her heat in the 50-metre breaststroke. (Elizabeth Chiu/CBC News)At the Canada Games swimming meet in St. John's, athletes who look like they're old enough to head off to college dive into the pool to race their best. Yellowknife's Louisa Henry accomplished her goal. After swimming the 50-metre freestyle, she raced in a…

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