Air Canada fended off a takeover while staying in favor with shareholders and the traveling public
With its vast geography and relatively small population, Canada has the feel of a small town spread across a massive landscape. So it's no surprise that the twelve-week battle for control over the Great North's airline played out like an unusually rowdy town hall meeting. With two national newspapers, two political parties, two official languages, the country could also be described as somewhat divided. Living in the shadow of their southern neighbors and under threat of Quebec sovereignty,
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