Trudeau urges railways, union to reach an agreement as clock ticks down to massive shutdown | CBC News
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Prime Minister Trudeau emphasized the necessity for both CN Rail and CPKC to engage in constructive dialogue with the Teamsters union to avert potential disruption. He highlighted the heavy reliance of millions of Canadians on this negotiation, stating, "It is in the best interest of both sides to continue doing the hard work at the table to find a negotiated resolution." This reflects his commitment to ensuring that the railway operations remain unimpeded, which is crucial for both consumers and businesses nationwide.
In light of the looming lockout by CN Railway and CPKC, the urgency for a resolution intensifies. The railway companies warned that they would initiate lockouts if they could not come to an agreement early Thursday, leading to a shutdown of approximately $1 billion worth of goods moved daily across Canada’s rail network. This staggering sum indicates the significant impact that a strike or lockout would have on the Canadian economy.
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