TORONTO (AP) — Businesses across a variety of industries are bracing for freight trains to stop moving Thursday at both major Canadian freight railroads if they can’t resolve a contract dispute with ...
TORONTO — The Canadian government has forced Canada’s two major freight railroads to enter contract arbitration with its labor union, the labor minister confirmed Thursday. Labour Minister Steven ...
Freight trains in Canada were expected to roll again soon after the government forced a contract dispute into arbitration Thursday, averting potentially dire economic consequences for businesses and ...
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Canadian high-speed rail may affect 1,700 properties
The first stage of Canada’s Alto high-speed rail between Montreal and Ottawa could require parts of about 1,700 properties, including at least 500 farms, for its route. CEO Martin Imbleau stressed the ...
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