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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Sep 17, 2024

Page

9

Air Canada pilots near deal amid politics and union pressure

In Montreal the Air Canada negotiations with ALPA yielded a four year wage package totaling about 42 percent rise, urged by public opinion and a cautious government stance. The tentative agreement avoids a strike that would have grounded flights for 110,000 daily passengers and follows Trudeau saying Ottawa would not impose a settlement.

Montreal Air Canada John Gradek Justin Trudeau Gradek McGill University Toronto Pearson Trudeau ALPA Air Line Pilots Association NDP Pierre Poilierre Michael Rousseau Ottawa Servatives Delta Air Lines United Airlines American Airlines Barry Prentice University of Manitoba Transport Institute Rier Flair Airlines Porter Airlines

Broad-based TSX gains as markets shift beyond tech

Broad-based stock strength lifted Canada's TSX on Monday while U.S. indexes mixed as investors anticipate a Fed rate cut later this week. The Dow rose strongly, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq were mixed, and oil and gas prices rose with Canada’s financial sector aided by rate-cut hopes and mortgage rule changes.

Toronto Canada U.S Brian Madden First Avenue Investment Counsel Madden New York U.S. Federal Reserve Fed Jerome Powell

Manufacturing sales rise 1.4 percent in July to 71 billion

Statistics Canada reports manufacturing sales up 1.4 percent to 71 billion in July, led by petroleum and coal products and chemical products. June saw a 1.7 percent drop, while wood products fell 4.8 percent to 2.9 billion. In constant dollars, July sales were up 0.9 percent.

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