The unprecedented stoppage by Canada's two main rail freight operators could disrupt supply chains in the US and cost Canada 341.5 million Canadian dollars, or $251 million, a day.
The main obstacles to reaching an agreement remain the companies' demands, not union proposals, indicating that workers are committed to improving wages, benefits, and working conditions.
If rail traffic grinds to a halt, businesses and families across the country will feel the impact,” highlighting how vital rail systems are to the economy.
Neither CN nor CPKC has relented on their push to weaken protections around rest periods and scheduling, increasing the risk of fatigue-related safety issues.
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