They include Toronto to Copenhagen, Vancouver to Frankfurt and Halifax to London-Heathrow, among others. Air Canada's recovery is well underway and gaining strength, and we are pleased to expand our international network across four continents as we respond to pent-up demand," said Mark Galardo, senior vice president, network planning and revenue management at Air Canada.įlights from Montreal to Casablanca, Milan and Tokyo will resume their year-round service.īe sure to check your destination's travel restrictions before heading out.Īir Canada is also resuming international routes departing from Toronto, Vancouver and Halifax. "This is very exciting news for our customers especially now that Omicron is behind us, countries are reopening and border measures are being eased around the world for fully vaccinated travellers. Here's are Air Canada's summer 2022 international route resumptions from Montreal: This means it's officially time to finally start planning your summer trips! These new routes lead to 14 popular destinations, including cities like Rome, Barcelona and Tokyo. This article’s cover image was used for illustrative purposes only. On June 15, the Government of Canada introduced a bill to "modernize and strengthen" the Official Languages Act to "reflect a changing society." While the bill died on the order paper when the election was called, the government is expected to introduce a new bill at some point in 2022.* "The question that now needs to be asked, particularly at a time when the Act is in the process of being modernized, is how will federal institutions ensure compliance with the rules and principles regarding language of work and service to the public in this new work environment?" Whereas several years ago we were receiving some 400 or 500 complaints a year, the trend over the past couple of years puts the annual number of complaints well over 1,000," wrote Raymond Théberge, commissioner of official languages, in the 2020-2021 annual report. "The volume of complaints we receive is still trending upward. Of these 1,870 complaints, 693 "involved communications with the public and service delivery" and 968 "involved the language requirements of positions." One hundred and thirty-eight were related to the COVID‑19 pandemic, mainly regarding government communications and public services.ĭ\u00e9claration de Michael Rousseau, pr\u00e9sident et chef de la direction d\u2019Air Canada :/MvG16PLFfi - Air Canada Canada) So what's normal in terms of complaints about particular incidents? How do these complaints stack up? In its 2020-2021 annual report, the OCOL recorded a total of 1,870 admissable complaints under the Official Languages Act in the entire fiscal year (the period between Apand March 31, 2021).* The Office also received over 1,300 complaints regarding the appointment of Mary Simon as Governor General of Canada in 2021. The previous record was from 1986 when the Canadian Security Intelligence Service sent an English-only document to its Quebec-based offices resulting in 1,784 complaints, said OCOL communication advisor Sonia Lamontagne. #polqc #assnat\u00a0\u2026 - Simon Jolin-Barrette Jolin-Barrette) Ces propos sont indignes des fonctions qu\u2019il occupe. Le grand patron d\u2019Air Canada exprime tout ce que nous avons rejet\u00e9 il y a des d\u00e9cennies: le m\u00e9pris pour notre langue et notre culture chez nous au Qu\u00e9bec.
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