With less than 36 hours to go till WestJet flight attendants could walk off the job, the airline has started parking some of its planes.
The federal government is not yet ready to intervene, urging the two sides to work out a deal at the bargaining table.
But that doesn’t ease the potential travel turbulence facing tens of thousands of passengers, some trying to adjust their travel plans, while others are not sure they need to.
Touria Izri reports.
The backlash continues for embattled FIFA President Gianni Infantino.
One of his senior advisors has resigned over a controversial plan to partially privatize the organization for big profit.
Mike Armstrong has more on the growing revolt.
Dog rescue groups are calling for action after a volunteer was fatally mauled on a Manitoba First Nation while caring for strays.
It comes two years after dozens of agencies declared a state of emergency centred on out-of-control dog populations in many communities.
As Melissa Ridgen reports, while some progress has been made, there’s no quick fix.
He was an unconventional icon and, at the same time, so fitting for the west coast.
One of two orphaned grizzly bears who spent their lives living on Grouse Mountain in North Vancouver, died today after more than two decades of delighting and inspiring British Columbians and tourists alike.
Sarah MacDonald reports.
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