Canada's Labor Minister Resumes Critical Talks to Prevent Rail Strike

Renewed negotiations aim to address stalled discussions and avert significant supply chain disruptions.

Labor Minister Steve MacKinnon is leading efforts to restart negotiations between rail companies and the union.
A potential strike could halt freight traffic, clog ports, and disrupt various industries.
Canadian railways transport over $350 billion worth of goods annually, making the stakes high.
Federal mediators are involved to facilitate the dialogue and find a resolution.
The Canada Industrial Relations Board's upcoming ruling will impact the timeline for any possible strike action.