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Air Canada CEO apologizes after English-only condolence sparks backlash

Air Canada chief Michael Rousseau said sorry after posting an English-only condolence video about a deadly LaGuardia crash. Critics, including Quebec’s premier, demanded his resignation and cited the airline’s Montreal roots and the French-speaking victims.

3 min read Mar 26, 05:21 PM