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Former Air Canada Captain Charged After Allegedly Flying Hundreds of Flights Without Proper Licence: Police
June 17, 2026
TOP STORY A former airline captain is facing fraud charges after he allegedly flew hundreds of flights over nearly 17 years without a necessary licence,
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Acceptance of Offer by Email Created Binding and Enforceable Settlement, Despite Employee’s Failure to Sign Release
June 16, 2026
In Stribling v. Starbucks Coffee Canada Inc. (“Stribling”), the Ontario Superior Court of Justice confirmed that a settlement agreement can become legally binding through clear and unequivocal email correspondence, even where a formal release has not yet been signed.
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Inspiring the Next Generation of Women Aviators
June 6, 2026
TOP STORY Allison Couch always knew aviation was where she belonged. As the daughter of an aircraft maintenance engineer, she had ample exposure to the industry and grew up fascinated with flying machines.
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Quebec arbitrator upholds total prohibition of recreational cannabis use for cabin crew
May 19, 2026
TOP STORY The union grieved the prohibition of recreational cannabis use for safety-sensitive positions – including flight attendants and service directors – in Air Transat’s
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Training related to access to airports’ restricted areas not “training” under collective agreement: Arbitrator
April 27, 2026
TOP STORY The Union representing flight crew filed a grievance arguing that time spent renewing the ID card required to access airports’ restricted areas should
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Air Canada to Dispute $426K Penalty From Airline Regulator Stemming From 2025 Events
April 15, 2026
TOP STORY Air Canada says it rejects a claim by the country’s airline regulator that it failed to live up to its rebooking obligations during
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