Air Canada’s CEO steps down following criticism over bilingualism.

Air Canada CEO Michael Rousseau has announced his retirement after facing backlash for delivering a condolence message in English only, following a fatal runway collision at LaGuardia Airport that resulted in the deaths of two pilots. His failure to address the issue in both official languages drew criticism from Quebec's premier and other officials, highlighting the importance of bilingualism in the province. The Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, Air Canada's largest shareholder, also called for leadership change. Rousseau will remain until a successor is chosen, with a focus on bilingual proficiency for the new leader.