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In a vote that began on Monday, Air Canada’s flight attendants will determine whether they wish to strike or not.
The Canadian Union of Public Employees, which represents more than 10,000 Air Canada’s flight attendants, has been locked in negotiations with the airline for more than seven months.
The vote will remain open until Aug. 5.
Here’s everything to know about why the vote is happening, if a strike could happen, and the impacts customers might feel while travelling.
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