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- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau defends the decision to impose binding arbitration to end the railway lockout at CN and CPKC, citing safety and economic concerns.
- Union leaders criticized the move, arguing it undermines-workers' bargaining rights and sets a dangerous precedent for future labor disputes.
- Trudeau highlights his government's labor-friendly policies ahead of a key byelection in a traditionally labor-aligned riding.
Trudeau Defends Binding Arbitration in Railway Lockout Amid Union Criticism
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