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Competition Bureau of Canada released its final report on airline industry competition.
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers urges the government to reject the recommendations.
The union representing over 16,000 airport workers across the country sees these proposals as a direct threat to Canadian jobs.
It says deregulating access to our domestic market isn’t reform, it’s a retreat.
These proposals may promise cheaper fares, but they will come at the cost of sovereignty, safety and economic stability. Our skies aren’t for sale. And the people who keep them running shouldn’t pay the price. David Chartrand is the Canadian general vice-president of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers , which represents over 50,000 members in Canada . He has been involved in the labour movement for more than 35 years ..
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