Canadian Pacific train operators walk out as deal is reached with signal workers

Large volumes of cargo were stranded last night when 3,000 Canadian Pacific Railway conductors and engineers walked out.
The strike followed a near-unanimous vote to reject Canada’s second-largest rail operator’s latest collective bargaining agreement, and only a last-minute deal between CP and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) prevented 360 signal workers joining the walk-out.
The Teamsters Canada Rail Conference (TCRC), said 98.1% of its members rejected CP’s latest deal, with 94.2% authorising strike …

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