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Vancouver Courier - Airport queues could last into next summer if staffing issues aren't fixed, says top industry body

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Airport queues could last into next summer if staffing issues aren't fixed, says top industry body

Airport queues could last into next summer if staffing issues aren't fixed, says top industry body

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