Reported about 2 months ago
Following a brief shutdown due to a union lockout, Canada's two largest railroads, Canadian National and Canadian Pacific Kansas City, are working to resume normal operations. The lockout impacted billions in freight, particularly transborder trade with the U.S. While train movements were halted for under 24 hours, prior embargoes had already affected supply chains for over a week, leading to backlogs. Experts predict it may take a week for full operational recovery, as rail transportation is crucial for a significant portion of trade between Canada and the U.S.
Source: YAHOO