Air Canada flight attendant's union blasts airline for involving feds: 'We will not back down'

Air Canada flight attendant's union blasts airline for involving feds: 'We will not back down'

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Air Canada flight attendants and representatives of their union CUPE had a strong message for the airline as Air Canada submitted a request to the feds to get the nation's labour minister involved.

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