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Air passengers losing patience with enforcement agency as backlog of complaints balloons

Canadians whose travel plans have been derailed by flight delays or cancellations say they’re losing patience with the agency responsible for enforcing compensation rules. The Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA) — a quasi-judicial tribunal and regulator tasked with settling disputes between airlines and customers — has been dealing with a backlog …

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B.C. woman wins $1,200 payout from Air Canada after baggage was delayed 2 days

In September 2021, Jessica Kalynn arrived in Dubai for a six-day trip. Her baggage, however, didn’t make it there until two days later.  Air Canada offered Kalynn $500 in compensation, but she filed a claim with B.C.’s Civil Resolution Tribunal, demanding more money to cover her expenses. Last week, the tribunal ruled …

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More Air Canada, WestJet passengers baffled by reasons for denied compensation

For Scott Aalgaard, it doesn’t add up. On the morning of July 5, Air Canada informed Aalgaard by email his flight that day from Toronto to Hartford, Conn., had been delayed due to “an unforeseen maintenance issue.” That afternoon, the reason had changed to either “staffing constraints” or “health and …

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Air Canada to make ‘meaningful reductions’ to summer flight schedule

Air Canada will cut dozens of daily flights this summer as the airline grapples with a series of challenges amid soaring demand for travel. The changes would see Air Canada reduce its schedule by 77 round trips — or 154 flights — on average, each day during the months of July and August. …

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Facing eviction for using air conditioning, residents of a Parkdale building speak out

Dozens of residents of a Parkdale apartment building are suddenly facing eviction for using air conditioning, fearing their landlord’s crackdown is an attempt to rid the building of those with lower rents and bring in higher paying tenants. Bhutila Karpoche, MPP for Parkdale-High Park, told CBC News she is aware …

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Zelensky asks G7 leaders for better air defences and tougher sanctions on Russia

The ongoing war in Ukraine moved from being a distant, abstract conflict to something more tangible for the leaders of the world’s seven wealthiest democracies on Monday with an address by the embattled country’s president. Volodymyr Zelensky told G7 leaders that despite their efforts to arm his country and to isolate the regime of Russian President Vladimir …

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‘It brings back all the horrible memories’: British Columbians mark 37 years since Air India bombing

Families and others who lost loved ones in a massive terrorist attack 37 years ago attended a memorial service to mark the grim anniversary in Vancouver’s Stanley Park on Thursday evening. Dozens of people recounted their memories and losses, with many renewing their decades-long calls for justice. On June 23, …

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Air Miles hits turbulence after Sobeys and Safeway pull out of program

The long-running Air Miles rewards system could be facing turbulence after the withdrawal of one of its only remaining national grocery chains from the program, say experts in the Canadian loyalty points industry. In early June, Canadian grocer Empire Company Ltd. announced it would be switching loyalty programs to Scene+, …

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