Reported about 2 months ago
The two largest railroad companies in Canada, Canadian National and Canadian Pacific, plan to halt operations if an agreement with their unionized workers isn't reached soon, potentially leading to billions in economic losses. With a lockout notice in place affecting over 9,000 employees, industries relying on rail transport, like agriculture and chemicals, are bracing for disruptions from a nationwide work stoppage that could impact grain movements and food security.
Source: YAHOO