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Air Canada CEO Out After Admitting In PR Video That He Can't Speak French
Air Canada CEO Out After Admitting In PR Video That He Can't Speak French
Michael Rousseau is on his way out as head of Air Canada, after a crisis response that somehow made a bad situation worse - and then kept digging.
The backdrop: a fatal March 22 crash at LaGuardia Airport involving a flight from Montreal to New York City. Two pilots were killed.
Rousseau responded with a video offering his “deepest sorrow for everyone affected,” but delivered almost all of it in English, tossing in a token “bonjour” and “merci”...
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A health worker prepares a measles vaccine at a government health center amid a vaccination campaign, in Nejapa, El Salvador, on April 10, 2026. REUTERS/Jose Cabezas
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Halloween: A Treat For American Retailers
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Authored by Jeremy Lott via The Epoch Times,Halloween numbers show that "Boo!" is big business in America.Consumer spending on the holiday is expected to reach about $13.5 billion in 2026, according to a survey conducted by the National Retail Federation.Candy is the most popular purchase to give to costumed trick-or-treaters who roam the neighborhoods. Most consumers surveyed said they collectively plan to buy $4.1 billion worth of sweets.Decorations are expected to cost people about $4.3 billion on top of that. Pumpkin sales alone are...
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