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Construction Grievance Dismissed as Untimely, Even in Absence of Specific Prejudice to Employer
February 24, 2026
Emond Harnden’s Neil Dzuba and Brett Hynes succeed in having a construction grievance dismissed as untimely before the Ontario Labour Relations Board.
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Arbitrator Settles Flight Attendant Wages at Air Canada, as Labour Dispute Comes to an Official End
February 23, 2026
TOP STORY An arbitrator reviewing wages for flight attendants at Air Canada has finalized rates at the airline, bringing an end to the labour dispute
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Probe on Unpaid Work in the Airline Sector: Phase I – What we heard report
February 18, 2026
TOP STORY The Canada Labour Code (Code) provides protections for federally regulated workers, including an established minimum wage. It expressly prohibits unpaid work. Probe on Unpaid Work
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Black Pilot History- ALPA Canada Recognizes Allan Selwyn Bundy, First Canadian-Born Black Pilot in the RCAP
February 18, 2026
TOP STORY Black Pilot History – Today, we recognize Allan Selwyn Bundy (1920–2001): A Nova Scotian who overcame initial rejection to become the first Canadian-born Black
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Recent and Upcoming Changes to Ontario’s Employment Act
February 3, 2026
Although it may feel like the new year has just begun, we are now firmly into the month of February. Before the rest of the
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Arbitrator Finds Appropriate Compensation in Lieu of Reinstatement Should be Remedial, Not Speculative
January 28, 2026
In International Association of Machinists & Aerospace Workers (IAMAW), District Lodge 140 v. Air Canada, an arbitrator was tasked with determining the method of calculating
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