Employees at one of Canada's two largest railways were set to return to work on Friday, partially ending an unprecedented work stoppage after intervention by the federal government.
Employees at one of Canada's two largest railways were set to return to work on Friday, partially ending an unprecedented work stoppage after intervention by the federal government.
Canada moved on Thursday to end the brief stoppage, which saw Canadian National Railway and Canadian Pacific Kansas City lock out some 9,300 workers after failing to clinch a deal with the Teamsters union.
The Canadian labour minister asked the federal industrial relations board to impose binding arbitration on the parties.
Canadian National said operations would resume on Friday while Canadian Pacific Kansas City said it was preparing to restart operations with an unclear timeline.
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