Kellogg says it will remove artificial dyes from cereals by the end of 2027
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said Wednesday that Kellogg had signed an agreement assuring his office that the Michigan-based company would 'permanently remove toxic dyes' from its cereals by the end of 2027.
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Calgary Herald
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- Calgary Herald
Air Canada flight attendants to defy back-to-work order
While Air Canada had hoped to restart service after the federal government ordered an end to a labour dispute involving flight attendants, the union representing workers says its members will stay on the picket lines. Article content The strike of some 10,000 flight attendants that began early Saturday morning would continue, according to multiple media reports. Article content Article content The union representing the striking workers was set to address media in Calgary on Sunday morning. Article content Article content Flight attendants spent Saturday picketing at the Calgary International Airport, where travellers continued their efforts to salvage travel plans disrupted by the work stoppage. Article content Article content Air Canada, which locked out its flight attendants shortly after their strike began, had planned for flights to resume Sunday evening with a gradual ramp-up over the coming days, the Montreal-based airline said in a statement. Whenever service restarts, it will take several days before operations return to normal. Article content The Canada Industrial Relations Board has directed Air Canada to resume airline operations and for all Air Canada and Air Canada Rouge flight attendants to return to work by 2 p.m. ET, according to the airline's statement early Sunday. Article content
Vancouver Sun
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