After a short but visible strike, WestJet and CUPE reached a tentative agreement. Beyond the return of flights, a larger question now dominates: who pays for the invisible time of air travel?
The strike by 4,400 WestJet cabin crew members causes hundreds of cancellations and disrupts the travel plans of 250,000 people during the peak summer season.
The United States imposes new tariffs of 10% to 12.5% on 60 partners, in the name of combating forced labor. Europe, Canada, China, Japan, India, and global supply chains enter a new zone of tension.
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