For the second time in just over a week, travel plans for thousands of Canadians are in jeopardy. With contract talks stalled, WestJet’s unionized mechanics have again issued a 72-hour strike notice — which puts them in a legal strike position early Friday morning. As Andrea Macpherson reports, the airline has responded by saying it will “lock out” those workers.
Global News at Noon BC
Union representing WestJet mechanics issue strike notice in time for busy travel weekend
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