Canada forces arbitration in freight train labor dispute, averting economic crisis

The Canadian government intervened in a railway dispute by ordering binding arbitration after freight trains halted due to contract disputes. The Labor minister announced steps to resume activities, start arbitration, and extend agreements. The halt affected trade between Canada and the U.S., but industry leaders believe normalcy will return soon. The arbitration process will involve a third party making a binding decision. The minister explained the timing of the intervention, emphasizing the importance of due process.

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