Canada is facing an unprecedented crisis as its two largest rail companies, Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Kansas City, have locked out nearly 9,000 workers following failed labour negotiations. This sudden shutdown threatens to disrupt critical supply chains across the country, affecting industries from agriculture to aviation. With over $700,000 in goods transported daily by rail, the impact on the economy could be severe. Federal and industry leaders are urging a resolution, but the stalemate continues, raising concerns about widespread economic fallout. This lockout marks a pivotal moment for Canada’s economy and its future stability.
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