All articles tagged with #government order
The article reports that President Donald Trump has designated Antifa as a domestic terrorist organization due to its involvement in organized violence, riots, and efforts to overthrow the U.S. government, instructing federal agencies to investigate and dismantle its operations.
Air Canada's fleet remains grounded as striking flight attendants, represented by CUPE, refuse a government-backed order to return to work, demanding better wages and pay for ground duties. The government has called for binding arbitration to resolve the dispute, but the union considers the order unconstitutional, leading to a standoff that has disrupted travel and challenged labor relations in Canada.
Air Canada flight attendants are continuing their strike despite a government-backed order to return to work, citing concerns over constitutionality and ongoing negotiations over pay and working conditions. The strike, the first since 1985, has disrupted travel for about 130,000 passengers daily, with the union refusing to end the strike and calling for negotiations. The Canadian government has sought arbitration to resolve the dispute, but union members remain defiant.
The President has issued an order to reestablish the Presidential Fitness Test, revamp the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition, and promote youth participation in sports and healthy lifestyles, aiming to address America's declining health and physical fitness as part of its national renewal efforts leading up to 2026.
Panama's trade and industry ministry has ordered First Quantum, a Canadian mining company, to cease operations at its profitable copper mine in the country. The ministry issued a formal advisory instructing the company to halt all extraction, processing, refining, transportation, export, and sales activities at the mine. The closure of the mine, following a ruling by Panama's Supreme Court that deemed First Quantum's contract unconstitutional, could lead to a significant reduction in Panama's 2024 economic growth forecasts. The mine accounts for approximately 5% of Panama's GDP, and the company has requested government authorization to lay off over 4,000 employees.