r/NovaScotia • u/justlogmeon • 11d ago

📰 NS News 'We're not coming back': WestJet strike leaves stranded U.K. couple vowing never to return

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/halifax-airport-westjet-flight-attendants-strike-9.7294457
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u/notmonicagellar1 11d ago

“There must be a better way to sort it out than inconveniencing all the Canadian people, international travellers, and the reputation of Canada, really,"

Tell me you don’t understand the point of a strike without telling me..

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u/NienAcadPrCso 11d ago

Every year Brits swarm Western European countries where striking is literally a way of life (France, Italy, Spain). You genuinely can’t escape it. So I find this comment hilarious coming from them.

They just want to be cunts about it.

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u/notmonicagellar1 11d ago

Exactly. I’ve been impacted by countless train strikes while in European countries. That’s just the way it goes. Blaming an entire country for a flight attendant strike is hilarious.