Air Canada Strike Ends Tentative Deal With Pensions Split
Air Canada reaches a tentative agreement ending the walkout by counter staff in Toronto. The deal includes wage increases but avoids settling the pension issue for new hires, with the union sending that matter to arbitration. If approved, customer service agents and other staff will return to work, while negotiations continue on retirement plans and other benefits.
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Hazing controversy sparks call to end tradition involving students
Victims describe lasting harm from paddling and harassment as hazing is challenged by community leaders. Officials confirm rare incidents at Eagle Hutte schools and urge students to skip parties with ritual abuse, warning that assault is serious and not a tradition.
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Riot erupts as Vancouver celebration burns cars and looting ensues
Injuries and property damage mount after a city celebration overruns Granville Street. A riot spreads from a Stanley Cup game gathering, with multiple vehicles set ablaze, windows smashed, and department stores looted. Police were slow to respond, then targeted in coordinated deployments across key intersections.
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